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The Students section provides information concerning
how student-faculty collaborative research is supported within
the College of Science and Engineering (COSE); web links to
the Denise M. McGuire Student
Research Award and the St. Cloud State University (SCSU) Student
Research Colloquium; and information concerning the applicability
of the COSE Faculty Research Interest
Directory for students interested in conducting research
or merely curious as to what research is being conducted by
COSE faculty.
The Students section provides information regarding
the COSE Student Professional Development Fund, which has
the purpose of supporting travel of students to professional
workshops and conferences, and Dimensions, which is a
news journal publicizing the research and activities of COSE
faculty, students, staff and alumni.
The Students section also offers pictures and text of
students participating in the SCSU Student Research Colloquium,
an award ceremony for the Denise M. McGuire Student Research Award
(which was formerly titled the COSE Undergraduate Research Award),
as well as a web link to a listing of both COSE
and SCSU student organizations.
Applying for a Major or Minor
You may apply for a major or minor program in the College of Science and Engineering (COSE) if you have completed a minimum of 16 credits, have attained at least a 2.0 grade point average (C), and meet all department requirements. Report to the Dean’s Office, which is located in the Wick Science Building, Room #145, and secure instructions and the necessary forms from the Dean’s Office Manager. Engineering (ECE and MME) and Biological Sciences students report instead to your department office. In addition, you are strongly advised to meet and discuss your plans with an intended major faculty advisor (see the Dean’s Office Manager for appropriate faculty adviser).
You should read the information in the Undergraduate Bulletin regarding requirements for general education, your proposed major, proposed minor, and professional education (if you are entering a teaching field).
Students are encouraged to apply for their majors as soon as minimum requirements are met.
Degree plans (Four-year Schedules) for majors are available within the COSE department web sites. Please refer below to a listing of COSE Department web site addresses:
| Text for top left picture:
St. Cloud State University Student Research Colloquium 2002
poster presentation by Darla Morrison titled "Examination
of Cell Surface Proteins on White Blood Cells." Darla's
faculty research sponsor and co-researcher was JoAnn Meerschaert,
Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences.
(Photo taken by Jennifer Kolden on 04/16/2002)
Text for top right picture:
College of Science and Engineering Undergraduate Research
Award 2002 - Physics, Astronomy and Engineering Science
student recipient, Jeffrey Ward, and his faculty research
sponsor, Dr. David Pinnick. Jeffrey presented his research
at the St. Cloud State University (SCSU) Student Research
Colloquium (SRC) 2002. For more information on current
and previous Undergraduate Research Award recipients
and award guidelines, please refer to the web site http://www.stcloudstate.ardc/studentawards.
For more information on the annual SCSU SRC, please
refer to the web site http://www.stcloudstate.edu/src.
(Photo taken by Jennifer Kolden on 04-16-2002)
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