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Kennesaw State biology professor will create research opportunities through NIH grant - Vimarsana News

Kennesaw State biology professor will create research opportunities through NIH grant

Kennesaw State University biology professor Brandon Carpenter was inspired to pursue a career in science because of an undergraduate research experience. With a recent grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), he’ll provide a similar experience to his students.

Kennesaw State master's graduate makes satisfying career change - Vimarsana News

Kennesaw State master's graduate makes satisfying career change

Rachel Kaplan’s career journey started in the great indoors. Now you’ll find her studying songbirds in the great outdoors.

Kennesaw State alumna addresses new graduates, endows scholarship - Vimarsana News

Kennesaw State alumna addresses new graduates, endows scholarship

Kennesaw State University alumna Georgia McGaughey, a leading scientist in the pharmaceutical field, encouraged graduates of the College of Science and Mathematics in a commencement speech Tuesday and left the lasting gift of an endowed scholarship.

Graduate benefits from prosthetics program at Kennesaw State - Vimarsana News

Graduate benefits from prosthetics program at Kennesaw State

What started as an affinity for science fiction movies has turned into a career for Kennesaw State University graduate student Adesua Ojeifoh.

Kennesaw State students' interdisciplinary project engages incarcerated youths in storytelling - Vimarsana News

Kennesaw State students' interdisciplinary project engages incarcerated youths in storytelling

When Zy Justice arrived at Kennesaw State University in Fall 2018, she knew she wanted to major in criminal justice. She didn’t expect her studies to include training in acting. Nonetheless, Justice recently sat in a black-walled room with a mixed group of theatre and criminal justice majors participating in a dramatic reading of selections from the play version “Long Way Down” by Jason Reynolds, a novel about the code of vengeance governing the streets where the main character lives.