SURFEES Program Brings Community College Students to Campus for Summer Research
Featured Photo: The SURFEES ‘26 Cohort (Photo courtesy of the SURFEES program). Schmid College’s Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship in Earth […]
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A Tale of Two Summers: The Schmid Summer Research Experience
Featured Photo Courtesy of the Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship This past June, more than 50 summer 2026 undergraduate researchers buttoned
NASA Grants Fund Astrochemical Research at Schmid: Dr. Vincent Esposito Selected for Two Research Grants
Dr. Vincent Esposito received two NASA grants from the Astrophysics Research and Analysis program in the first half of 2026
Ashley Agatep '27 Recognized as a 2026 Goldwater Scholarship Recipient for Environmental Research in L.A. County
Ashley Agatep ’27, an environmental science and policy student in the Schmid College of Science and Technology, was recently awarded
“STEM in Action” at Higher Ground
Inside the Schmid Class Sharing STEAM Education and Mentorship with Kids in OC
American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Recognizes Schmid Professor and Student Chapter
ASBMB Awards Fellowship to Schmid Professor, and Outstanding Chapter Award ‘26 to Chapman ASBMB Chapter
Researching Climate Conservation from Chapman to UC Berkeley
Congratulations to Gabriella Dauber \’24 for Being Named a 2026 NSF GRFP Awardee
From Studying Regenerative Medicine at Chapman to NCSU/UNC
Congratulations to Abbygail Caine \’25 for Being Named a 2026 NSF GRFP Awardee
Chapman University Joins with Leading Universities to Elevate Introductory STEM Courses
Chapman University has joined SEISMIC, a national consortium of higher education institutions that evaluates how foundational STEM courses are taught
Announcing the Schmid College of Science & Technology's Fall 2025 Dean's List
Congratulations to our Students for their Academic Prowess
Global Warming Causes Rainforest Soil to Release Trapped Carbon at Record Rates, Schmid Professor’s Paper Finds
A new paper by Schmid College Professor Christine O’Connell found that rising global temperatures could release record amounts of greenhouse