College of Science, Engineering and Technology

Colloquium Zooms to large number of presenters

There will be so many presentations at the fourth annual Kevin McClean Research Colloquium, it will take two days for them to all be shared. […]

Conference shows intersection of faith and science

Sir Colin Humphreys is renowned for his pioneering work in LED technology. Dr. Andrew Briggs is known for developing materials for quantum computing. But the […]

Awards reflect faculty's fervor for students' future

Strategic Employer Initiatives and Internships (SEI) handed out Career Advisor of the Year awards to 12 faculty members who regularly turn their classrooms into career […]

COVID-19 couldn't stop GCU's mission in community

COVID-19 may have disrupted so many things -- everything, really -- but it couldn't stop the GCU community from finding ways to help its neighbors. […]

Faculty Focus: Dr. John Wooll

Dr. John Wooll, an instructor in the College of Science, Engineering and Technology, teaches biology to students by getting them to look at it like […]

Honors STEMists construct wheelchairs for clinic

College is all about learning experiences, and the Honors STEMists club took learning to the next level when its members built two wheelchairs and donated […]

GCU community was beacon of light in dark year

What a year, and not in a good way for most people. But GCU didn't back off when the pandemic struck, and its staff and […]

Slideshow: Winter Commencement, afternoon ceremony

Photos by Mathew McGraw GCU News Bureau Graduates of the Colangelo College of Business, College of Nursing and Health Care Professions, and College of Science, […]

Even online, ground students feel touch of class

Nearly 5,000 ground students decided to stay home this semester and study online because of the pandemic. But like the faculty members who also chose […]