Student Organization Profile
The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is a student organization for those interested in computer scien...
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Student ProfileThey weren’t forced into playing tennis, but these siblings from Scotch Plains, New Jersey, were certainly (an...
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Alumni ProfileBancroft’s journey as a man of science has taken him far and wide, but its beginnings lie largely here at TCNJ...
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Faculty ProfileDr. Hunt admits he fell in love with chemistry when he took his first course in high school. “I was originall...
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Student ProfilesThe School of Science’s Students and their Eclectic Interests
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Student ProfileHow being a twin helped launch Andrew Goldfarb into grad school at Harvard
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Student ProfileQuestions such as “How does lightning work?” and “How do shells get on the beach?” racked the mind of Danielle...
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Student Organization ProfileThe Council of Student Teachers of Mathematics (CSTM) creates an inviting atmosphere for Math Education majors...
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Course ProfileIn May 2013, Dr. David McGee, Professor of Physics at TCNJ, led 12 TCNJ students—majoring in chemistry, physic...
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Student Profile“I didn’t care what I was doing I just wanted to be a doctor. It was the first thing I ever wanted to do”....
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Faculty ProfileThis mathematics and statistics professor pinpoints cancer-causing genes with numbers.
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Alumni ProfileAs a teenager heading off to college more than two decades ago, Ellen Deibert ’85 could not have predicted tha...
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Faculty ProfileGrowing up in Northeastern Ohio right in the buckle of the Snowbelt, Nate Magee became interested in physics a...
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Student Profile"It's just natural to want to learn about life"—Dylan Nguyen on pre-med
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Student ProfileAs Kylie Gorman went through the maddening college application process four years ago, she pictured her first ...
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Faculty ProfileNew Jersey farmers lose $290 million annually from crop loss or damage by pests, as well as costs to control t...
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Student Profile“Once I visited the TCNJ campus for the first time and saw how beautiful it is and how friendly the community ...
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Student ProfileA cup of mocha-flavored coffee in the morning and a few episodes of NCIS in between study breaks are two o...
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Course ProfileA new chemistry course has turned up the heat and transformed a campus kitchen into a lab that analyzes one of...
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Faculty ProfileDr. Gary Dickinson, assistant professor of biology, is both an advocate and practitioner of faculty-student co...
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Student Organization ProfileIf you ask freshman applied mathematics major, Christian Tucker what he is passionate about, the answer you wo...
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She looks up at the sky a different way from the rest of us. She’ll tell you the difference between cirru...
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Student ProfileSusan Knox, a senior chemistry major with a minor in biology, has taken advantage of all The College of New Je...
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Faculty ProfileMother knows best. During embryogenesis, maternal genes and proteins instruct cellular division and cellular f...
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Student Profile“Math is everywhere,” says Ursula Widocki, a sophomore applied mathematics major. “And the math they teach you...
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Faculty ProfileRecipient of the 2014 “Distinguished College of University Teaching of Mathematics” award from the New Jersey ...
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Faculty ProfileDr. Monisha Pulimood, Associate Professor of Computer Science, has taken a rather unconventional, yet interest...
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Student ProfileIn between Club Lacrosse practices and fulfilling his philanthropic duties for the Delta Tau Delta fraternity,...
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Faculty ProfileIt is a time for technology. Addicting apps on smartphones, video games with their own universes, search engin...
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Faculty ProfileA Man of Many Sciences For assistant professor of chemistry Dr. Joseph Baker, the field of science has alwa...
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Student ProfileMeet Brandon Gottlob, computer science major and one of the creators of the College’s popular mobile applicati...
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Student Profile“I always used to ask, why? Why things did what they did? Why are they happening?” Troy Brier had a chemist...
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Student Organization ProfileOften referred to as “Tri-Beta”, Beta Beta Beta serves as the national biological honor society and acts as bo...
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Faculty ProfilesFind out more about what our science faculty members do beyond the lab.
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Student ProfileA Barry Goldwater Scholarship, a GPA to put her on the Dean’s List consistently, presidency of the mathematic...
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Student ProfileTwo summer internships lead Dale Oommen to surprise findings
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Faculty ProfileWhen she’s not teaching, traveling, or spending time with her husband and young son, Dr. Michelle Bunagan can ...
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Student ProfileWhen asked what the hardest mathematics course at the College was, senior mathematics major Zonia Menendez lau...
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Student ProfileMeet junior physics major Krishna Sheth, who despite being in a program that is deemed “one of the hardest...
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Course ProfileThe white and puffy ones are cumulus clouds. The wispy and thin ones are cirrus clouds. Then there’s the nimbu...
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Alumni ProfileGoogle Docs, the suite of web-based productivity tools available through the Internet search giant’s Drive ser...
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Alumni ProfileLee’s Peace Corps assignment in Sierra Leone was supposed to end with a celebratory trip through the country, ...
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Student Profile"I wish I had someone to tell me what I know now. I want to be that person for someone else.”
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Faculty ProfilesA Geneticist in Her Playground Associate professor of biology Kathryn T. (KT) Elliott has always been able to...
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Faculty ProfileThis Chemistry Professor’s Teaching Resonates with Students Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) and electron par...
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Student ProfileSenior computer science major Nadya Pena has always felt like the newbie. She started at the College as a math...
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Alumni ProfileAs Alumni Association president, a position he will hold for the next two years, Cahill hopes to foster more o...
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Alumni ProfileA revolution is afoot in the field of cancer care. Spurred by new insights into the genetic basis of tumors, s...
