Become an IMSD Scholar: Apply Here
Become an IMSD Scholar: Apply Here
continue readingOnce again, our IMSD-MBRS and BEP students made an impressive showing at the SRS. Fourteen of our scholars presented research posters at the event, and eight gave oral presentations.
For the second consecutive year, a student in Professor Kelly Doran’s microbiology lab has been accepted to Harvard University.
A $2.8 million NIH grant increases support of an SDSU program that prepares students for doctoral and science careers worldwide.
Congratulations to the nine SDSU NIH IMSD Scholars who presented at the 2012 Society for the Advancement of Chicano and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) conference in Seattle, WA, Oct. 11-14.
Benefits of Undergraduate Research.
How to Find a Mentor.
The Initiative for Maximizing Student Development (IMSD-MBRS) program is recruiting for the 2013-2014 year!
Biology professor Sanford Bernstein will chair the NIH board on skeletal muscle and exercise physiology.
MBRS Class of 2012 Recognized for their Outstanding Accomplishments
MBRS Alumna, Karina Kangas, rounds out her first year of doctoral training with two Predoctoral fellowships
Bill Tong’s portable laser technology may someday save the lives of American soldiers fighting overseas.
By Jennifer Keliher-Venegas It is a common emotional reaction incoming MBRS students face (and eventually overcome) after committing to a lifestyle analogous to that of a graduate scholar. Many prospective applicants may ask, “What can I do to prepare for the responsibility of balancing coursework, 10-15 hours of research training a week, monthly graduate school [...]
San Diego State University has been designated a Hispanic-Serving Institution (HSI) by the U.S. Department of Education. The national designation provides access to federal grants and scholarships to colleges and universities that serve a high population of Hispanic students.
Distinguished Professor of Chemistry, Dr. Bill Tong recognized at the 2012 CSUPERB Conference
MBRS IMSD Scholar Awarded Over $25,000 in scholarships and fellowships to fund her undergraduate education