College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Engineering degree rocketed her into aerospace job

Madeline Bradshaw was interested in aerospace engineering, and her time at GCU sparked her interest in computer-aided design. Then a summer internship led to a […]

Students give an A+ to return of in-person classes

Funny how being unable to attend classes in person for six months makes them that much more appealing. Whether they were returning to GCU or […]

Professor shares research on clean energy sources

College of Science, Engineering and Technology Professor Dr. Galyna Kufryk spoke on Wednesday at the virtual Algae Biomass Summit about her cyanobacteria research.

Faculty Focus: Khester Kendrick

It's hard to tell which Khester Kendrick loves more -- being a member of the teaching faculty in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology […]

Amazon panel delivers in its career talk at GCU

A panel of "Amazonians" on Wednesday gave GCU students a peek into life at Amazon, the "earth's most customer-centric company," as part of the Provost […]

New crosses rise up in busy campus location

Three crosses rose on the GCU campus recently just before students return after a summer of national challenges. The crosses symbolize hope in difficult times […]

Nutritional Sciences program grows fast, adds lab

In just one year, the College of Science, Engineering and Technology's new Nutritional Sciences program has grown to include almost 100 students, and the college […]

An apple for the (online) teacher on 1st day of class

Deborah Haralson, IT and IT/cyber faculty lead, wore virtual pink hair and asked students to fill out an online poll about the RAM on their […]

GCU's Farris talks AI on AZ TechTalk panel Tuesday

Phoenix has become a hub for technology, IT and software companies in the last decade, so much so that publications have pondered whether it is […]