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College of Science & Mathematics News & Awards
2025 Headlines
Dreamscape at Rowan University
Dreamscape Immersive has found a home at Rowan University and the student body and faculty welcome it with open arms.
Unlocking secrets of viral mutation
Dr. Chun Wu's research lab focuses on computer-aided drug design to develop new pharmaceutical drugs and vaccines.
Dreamscape Learn Center with VR-enhanced education
The state-of-the-art facility features two dedicated VR classrooms, each accommodating 30 students and a faculty member.
Rowan University unveils Dreamscape Learn Center
Dreamscape Learn Center at Campbell Library is bringing cinematic storytelling to the heart of college learning
Cool under pressure: Rowan EMT Emily Nelson aims for medical school
Biological sciences major Emily Nelson found her passion for medicine while serving as a first responder.
Just the beginning: Rowan University celebrates newest doctoral graduates
Nicholas Peppas, Sc.D., delivered the keynote address during Rowan University's Hooding Ceremony.
Examining the spread of toxic proteins
Maggie Panning Pearce, Ph.D., conducting innovative research to help address neurodegenerative diseases.
Psychology professor named Society of Behavioral Medicine Fellow
Danielle Arigo, Ph.D., was inducted during the society’s annual meeting in San Franciso.
New Jersey program points toward bright future in science
Two students from CSM are among the NJ Governor’s STEM Scholars
Building a new antimicrobial medication with inspiration from nature
Greg Caputo, Ph.D., received $474,363 NIH grant to support this important work.
Rowan undergraduates make novel contributions to research in biological sciences
Marina Bogush, Ph.D., leading the charge on new SEA-PHAGES program
Celebrated climate scientist to lead Dean's Distinguished Speaker February 24
Upcoming event about the gravity of the climate crisis.
Using math to understand currents
Helga Huntley, Ph.D., uses mathematics to measure and better understand dynamic natural environments, like the ocean.
Tiny interactions within cells may point toward better medications
To improve medications for diseases, Nathaniel Nucci, Ph.D. wants to know how life works at its smallest level—the molecule.
Student Awards
The following awards are given out each year to graduating seniors:
2025 Dean's Outstanding Senior Awards (DOSA)
2025 Commencement Student Speakers
2025 Medallion Awardees to be announced in June
CSM Faculty & Staff Awards
The College of Science & Mathematics annually recognizes faculty and staff for exceptional performance, which reflect the values and aspirations of our college’s future. We are inspired by the wonderful work coming from our colleagues and recognize the critical contributions by our faculty and staff!
