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CFSA / SOURCE Recognize Faculty Mentors and Celebrate Students at Orange Talks & Awards Ceremony

Kate Hanson, Farzana Rahman, and Odette Rodriguez stand smiling in front of a blue backdrop. Two hold onto the corners of a framed certificate and one holds a container of flowers.

On Thursday, March 26th, CFSA and SOURCE gathered faculty, students and staff in the Biology Department’s Lundgren Room for the SOURCE/CFSA Orange Talks & Awards Ceremony. The program, held from 4-6pm, included Ted-style “Orange” talks from 4 student researchers, and the presentation of awards to faculty on behalf of both SOURCE and CFSA. The student…

Mikah Bein ’26 Shares Study Abroad Experience, Funded by the Gilman International Scholarship

Mikah stands smiling in a business suit in front of the EU and U.S. flags near a stairwell decorated for the winter holidays.

The U.S. Department of State’s Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program (Gilman Program) provides up to $5,000 in merit-based scholarships to outstanding undergraduate students to pursue study international study and internship programs. These opportunities equip Gilman Scholars with international experience, global networks, and foreign language skills essential to advancing the U.S. economic competitiveness and national security.…

Important Location and Staffing Updates

100 Sims Drive as viewed from the corner of Sims Drive and College Place. Office Update: Our office has moved to the 6th floor of 100 Sims Drive, which is located on the corner of Sims Drive and College Place. We are thrilled to be sharing space with our colleagues in the new Center for…

Sadie Meyer, Goldwater Scholar, Conducts Impactful Research on Women’s Health Across the Globe

Woman stands above a sink in a scientific lab, looking down at her hands holding equipment. She wears a blue lab coat and blue gloves.

Syracuse University recently published a story featuring Sadie Meyer, a biomedical engineering and mathematics major in Syracuse University’s College of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS) and College of Arts and Sciences and 2024-2025 Goldwater Scholar. The story overviews Sadie’s pursuit of innovations in research that will positively impact women’s health. You can read the full story, including information about Sadie’s recent research…