Sara Magno is busy. She’s preparing to graduate this spring, applying for medical school, participating in ROTC and serving in the Army National Guard. Magno transferred to St. Cloud State University from a university in Ohio where she played NCAA Division I soccer. Learn more Biomedical Science Fighting Saints Battalion Minnesota National Guard Huskies Soccer
Elatia Zaffke is a navy veteran. She served in the navy for seven years as a sonar technician. Then she was operating the equipment — now she is studying the science that can explain how the very universe itself formed. She is studying astrophysics at St. Cloud State University. She will graduate in spring 2021
Abby Remer is serving in the National Guard and is also a student at St. Cloud State University studying biological sciences and serving as president of the Pre-Med Club.
After being deployed overseas as an active member of the Army National Guard in 2011 while attending St. Cloud State University, Jake Kitzmann returned to St. Cloud to earn his degree in 2014 and is now working in Camp Ripley as a natural resource manager.
A weather instrument with St. Cloud State ties launched Oct. 10 aboard NASA’s ICON satellite. The weather instrument — called MIGHTI — was designed, fabricated and tested by emeritus physics professor John Harlander, in collaboration with his St. Cloud State students and other scientists. MIGHTI — Michelson Interferometer for Global High-Resolution Thermospheric Imaging — is
Manufacturing Engineering Technology major Kyle Cielinski teamed up with St. Cloud artist Duff Eisenschenck to help him transform Prince’s personal drum kit into a chandelier.
Annette Lee participates in The Science Friday episode Sept. 6 “Widening the lens on a more inclusive science” looking at indigenous peoples contributions to science.
Kassidy Lange spent her summer helping rehabilitate wild animals and practicing animal husbandry through a pair of internships.
Professor Marina Cetkovic-Cvrlje has earned the mid-career Council on Undergraduate Research Biology Division Mentor Award.
Anabranch is a new community lecture series to connect faculty and other experts with community members in St. Cloud to share their expertise and lead discussions.
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