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Student leaders in the Supplemental Instruction Program — like math major Jenny Chang, pictured — are serving as role models and leading group sessions in an effort to help their peers succeed in their efforts towards earning college degrees in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
Jere H. Lipps is the new director of Orange County's John D. Cooper Center for Archaeological and Paleontological Curation and Research, a partnership between the county and the university.
KOCE Real Orange interviews Childers, Bowman, and Tiwari on their update of the crisis in Japan following the Sendai earthquake and tsunami.
Thanks to the Bridges to Stem Cell Research Program, student scholars like Leslie Kirby is preparing for one of the fastest growing areas of the biomedical and biotechnology fields through an internship at UC Irvine.
Awarded the university's highest academic honor in 2010, Outstanding Professor Marcelo Tolmasky will deliver a status report on the problem of growing bacterial resistance to antibiotics as he gives the annual Outstanding Professor Lecture on March 21.
Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary's Spring Fair and Art Festival April 21 and 22, 2012
John D. Cooper Center
Over the past 35 years, the Orange County has collected artifacts, specimens and associated documentation from archaeological and paleontological investigations, and has partnered with Cal State Fullerton to manage, curate, preserve, and provide opportunities for exhibition of these artifacts. The collection sheds light on the rich history of Orange County, including evidence of a sophisticated people who occupied western North America as early as 13,000 years ago, and animal life from the most distant past.
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