Students in the Pathways to STEM program recently experienced a behind-the-scenes tour of the California Botanic Garden in Claremont, gaining firsthand insight into careers in botany and environmental science.
One of our senior faculty members, Dr. Marianne Smith, was recently presented the annual Presidential Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring (PAESMAN) award at the White House.
One of our board members, Charles Thomas, Jr., tragically lost his home in the Altadena Eaton Fire. He has shared his personal reflection on this experience, which you can read here.
Two scientists, visiting from Cape Town, South Africa, were at Oak Crest in the early part of 2024 to get training on how to use Synthetron Flow Reactor technology. Their aim was to return to South Africa with this technology to produce anti-HIV drugs locally. Photo Legend: Dr. Kanyisile Mhlana (left) and Dr. Thembela Sonti (right) standing in front of the synthetron (middle)
Silver Jubilee Celebrations in 2023 with photos and lots of good wishes from alumni.
This report outlines the community-driven approach to co-create NASA's Bridge Program, aiming to enhance participation in SMD activities. Learn how this initiative seeks to broaden STEM opportunities for underrepresented students, faculty, and institutions through a forthcoming Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO).
The Oak Crest team continues to collect data from ...
The Pathways to STEM program is now accepting applications ...
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