College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Grads go far to applaud in-person Commencement

The second of seven makeup Commencement ceremonies Monday proved once again that graduates will travel long distances to celebrate earning their degree. “I just felt […]

Engineering shops, clubs show what they can do

Mechanical engineering junior Savannah Moffitt dreams of becoming an automotive engineer, though when she first started classes at GCU, she was wary of working in […]

'Cornerstone' celebrates 30 years as part of GCU foundation

Judy Eroe, GCU’s Executive Director of Academic Assessment, is celebrating her 30-year anniversary as a full-time employee at GCU. Ben VanDerLinden, her former student and […]

Canyon Ventures helps Lux Longboards keep rolling

One of the most unusual examples of a Lopes Live Lab is Canyon Ventures, the business incubator where students can gain valuable experience by working […]

Students dissect science in high-tech heaven

It all started with the cadaver labs, the rock-star science lab in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, where pre-health students were so excited […]

GCU hits enter on new Technology Division deans

Dr. Pam Rowland studied economics. Dr. Brandy Harris' bachelor's degree is in music and theatre. But they followed opportunity after opportunity that led them to […]

GCU Anatomy students collaborate with grad school

GCU's Mastering Anatomy Program students typically mentor fellow GCU pre-health students in the cadaver labs. But they had the chance this summer to do something […]

Students make greater impact in GPEC internships

GCU marketing and advertising major Tayler Alonzo-Taggart grew up in Fairbanks, Alaska, but found herself touting the wonders of Phoenix as an intern at the […]

High schoolers with a heart for STEM intern at GCU

Sun, sand and surf are all good, but Paige Petrine is challenging herself this summer in a different way. The Paradise Valley High School senior […]