Building leaders in science: At the College of Science, our passions are broad and far-reaching. Our researchers have access to world-class facilities that help them solve critical problems, from energy conservation and ecosystem survival, to healthy aging and clean water supplies. Our students come from all over the world, and we create experiences for them that go beyond the classroom. Whether it’s providing study abroad opportunities, internships, or the chance to work alongside faculty, our job is to help scientists build a promising future.
This summer treat yourself to the sweet sounds of the OSU Summer Session Wednesdays @ Noon Concerts on the beautiful OSU campus.
Performances are FREE and held
…IE3 Global Internships Application Due
Application for all WINTER 2014 IE3 Global Internships is due on September 1. Application details and timeline can be found here:
…IE3 Global Internship Winter 14 scholarship application due
IE3-OUS Chancellor ScholarshipsIE3 offers scholarships to highly-qualified applicants with financial need. The award is in the form of a $500 - $1500 program fee reduction (for Scholarship Recipient
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Chris Marshall, curator of OSU's arthropod collection, takes us on an early morning journey to find an elusive scarab, a northwestern rain beetle.
Amazing cancer research happens at the Linus Pauling Science Center in the labs of Rod Dashwood, the Helen P. Rumbel Professor for Cancer Prevention.
Amy Markel is a Biology Major at Oregon State University. She currently volunteers at the Oregon Coast Aquarium as a volunteer diver.
A look into research opportunities for undergraduate students at Oregon State University
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