COSAM highlights how it continues to make an impact at the Leadership Council presentation

“COSAM is a dynamic college making an impact throughout the world,” Dean Giordano said. “I could not be more proud of the dedicated faculty and staff who have worked so hard to help our students while continuing to pursue groundbreaking research that will help COSAM make a significant impact in the future.”  

COSAM's Commitment to the Student Experience – Robert Boyd

“This fall semester, I have been continuing to engage with my students each week whether students are attending in-person or virtually,” Boyd explained. “COSAM is committed to preparing students for rewarding careers or professional school even during COVID-19.”

Be part of Virtual Black Alumni Week 2020

Want to experience a week of vibrant, family-friendly social events, and networking opportunities virtually through October 4?

Join us for our first Virtual Black Alumni Week 2020! Registration is free and all are welcome to attend. 

Virtual ‘Science Supper’ addresses fish response to ocean temperature increase

“The presentation for Science Café will give a brief overview of the fascinating diversity of marine fishes, with special emphasis on those associated with coral reef environments,” explained Bernal. “We will also discuss how marine fishes will respond to projected temperature increase in upcoming decades.”

Beat Week

You can make a difference during this year's Beat Week! Through October 3, you can help us beat Georgia and give to the Dean's Priority Fund in COSAM. 

Hear directly from Stewart Prager from Princeton University about the Physicists Coalition for Nuclear Threat Reduction

With geopolitical and technological changes mostly driven by the nuclear weapons states, we are slipping towards a new arms race and deterioration of the multi-decade arms control regime. This talk will describe the current critical situation, feasible steps to reduce the nuclear threat, and a new project sponsored by the American Physical Society to engage physical scientists in advocacy for nuclear threat reduction.

After the colloquium, a short meeting will be held for those interested in learning about the Physicists Coalition for Nuclear Threat Reduction.

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