Do you love to solve complex problems and investigate the world around you?
Are you happiest in the lab or doing research in the field?
Do you get excited about finding solutions to address climate change and preserve biodiversity?
Do you have a favorite subatomic particle?
Science, Engineering & Sustainability prepares Grinnellians for careers in scientific research, ecology and conservation, biomedical engineering, clean energy development, cognitive science, and more.
Climate justice is a branch of the environment justice movement which addresses disparate social, economic, physical, and psychological impacts of global climate disruption. Adverse impacts stem directly from climate change (e.g. sea level rise, extreme weather events, flooding), and indirectly …
Lydia Hong ’25 writes about 2015 graduate Anthony Wenndt’s journey from the Grinnell Science Project to a doctoral degree in plant pathology and a career in agricultural ecology and food safety innovation. Read the full article.
By Sarah Barks
Sarah BarksAssistant Dean & Director of Analytics & Operations
Anika Jane Beamer ’22 chronicles the latest chapter of Grinnell Science Project member activities, a successful initiative celebrating 30 years designed to encourage students interested in STEM — particularly students of color, women, and first-generation college students — to stick with the …
By Robin Bourjaily
Robin BourjailyAssistant Director, Exploratory Career Community
If you’re looking for opportunities in science—whether that’s summer research, post-graduate jobs in a lab setting, or graduate school—it’s important …
Explore the Center for Careers, Life, and Service (CLS) Career Communities 2024–25 overview, highlighting the tools, resources, and personalized support …
A catalog featuring ~280 biomedical research internships offered nationwide for high school, undergraduate, post-baccalaureate, graduate, and first-year medical students. Compiled …