Schmid students spend countless hours studying, but in SCI 320, they become teachers and mentors for a few hours a week. SCI 320 – “STEM in Action” is a Schmid class that was created in partnership with Higher Ground Youth and Family Services, an Orange-based nonprofit after-school program serving underprivileged K-12 kids in a variety
The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology honored Schmid College with two major awards this year, recognizing students and faculty on a national level. The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) is a national, non-profit, professional organization for researchers and science educators working in the molecular sciences. The society has been fostering
Schmid students spend countless hours studying, but in SCI 320, they become teachers and mentors for a few hours a week. SCI 320 – “STEM in Action” is a Schmid class that was created in partnership with Higher Ground Youth and Family Services, an Orange-based nonprofit after-school program serving underprivileged K-12 kids in a variety
The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology honored Schmid College with two major awards this year, recognizing students and faculty on a national level. The American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) is a national, non-profit, professional organization for researchers and science educators working in the molecular sciences. The society has been fostering
Dr. Hesham El-Askary of Schmid College has been appointed by the UN as a co-author on the latest climate change assessment report. Dr. El-Askary is a professor of Remote Sensing and Earth Systems Science at the Schmid College of Science and Technology. He leads the Earth Systems Science and Data Solutions Lab, studying Earth’s atmosphere,
A new paper by Schmid College Professor Christine O’Connell found that rising global temperatures could release record amounts of greenhouse gases from rain forest soils. Christine O’Connell, Ph.D, is a soil ecologist and an assistant professor of biology at Schmid College. She has spent the past ten years studying rain forest soils and their role
In December, Chapman students presented their Grand Challenges Initiative projects, each tackling pressing problems in science and engineering. The Grand Challenges Initiative (GCI) is a two year program that invites students from Schmid and Fowler Colleges to research pressing problems in science and technology. Four to six students work together under a research mentor to
“STEM in Action” at Higher Ground 
American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Recognizes Schmid Professor and Student Chapter 
GCI-Fowler Joint Showcase Explores ‘Smart’ Dog Collars, Diabetes Risk Screening and More