California State University, Stanislaus

The CSU Research Competition featured 21 categories for undergraduate and graduate students, with students having first presented at their own campus.

Raina Chelise, an Ed. D. student in the Educational Leadership Program, and Tawinderjit Kaur from the Master of Social Work Program are the Stan State finalists in the California State University Grad Slam, a fast-paced event in which graduate students present their research, scholarship and creativity in just three minutes or less-with just one image! Graduate students from across the California State University system will compete in the Second annual CSU Grad Slam on May 6, 2022 at CSU Bakersfield.

A year's worth of work and dedication paid off for Stan State senior math majors Andy Ponce, Kohl James and Victoria Morado, who took first place in the Physical and Mathematical Sciences Undergraduate category of the CSU Student Research Competition. The trio won the Stan State research competition held Feb. 28, which involved submitting a research paper, preparing a 10-minute PowerPoint presentation and participating in a five-minute question-and-answer session. They replicated the requirements for the state competition, but all of it was done online.