College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Parsons scholarship, like recipients, will have impact

Students Inspiring Students received a tremendous boost this year when The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation pledged $500,000 to the full-tuition scholarship program over the […]

Pre-med student has creative pandemic prescription

The pandemic put a damper on clinicals, internships and other real-life experiences for GCU's pre-health students. But that didn't stop pre-med/biology junior Alyssa Deyo from […]

ABET accreditation = jobs, promotions for students

When the bachelor of science degree programs in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Biomedical Engineering earned ABET's prestigious accreditation this year, the timing […]

Canyon Challenge to feature GCU, high school entrepreneurs

The Canyon Challenge will be on livestream only this semester because of the pandemic, but that isn't the only noticeable change: For the first time, […]

GCU to host Virtual STEM Camp for grades 7-12

Students in grades 7-12 can learn more about science and technology and GCU's programs in those areas by joining K12 Educational Development's first MESA (Math […]

GCU researchers talk quarantine, college weight gain

Several students mentored by Dr. Zachary Zeigler, associate professor in GCU's College of Science, Engineering and Technology, presented their work at the recent virtual Southwest […]

Students present research at microbiology conference

Student researchers under the mentorship of GCU biology professor Dr. Galyna Kufryk presented their work recently at the Boston Bacterial Meeting. Martina Miranda, Chloe Hager […]

Kufryk sheds light on photosynthesis research

For Dr. Galyna Kufryk, few things are as amazing as plants, which can take sunlight, carbon dioxide, water and chlorophyll and create their own source […]

Save the rainforest? GCU plant researchers may help

GCU biology instructor Rachel Pikstein was a visiting scientist at Cambridge University in the summer of 2016 when she was asked by researchers involved in […]