Chemist Mentors Students in Research, Ethics
Geneive Henry grew up in Jamaica, where she attended an all-female high school taught mainly by women. Today, Henry strives to mentor her students in the same ways she was supported as a young researcher.
Your Susquehanna education won’t stop at the classroom doors.
Student clubs and activities, field trips, national and regional conferences, events, seminars and study abroad programs all build on the strong foundation you gain in classes and labs.
Visit the places where science history is made. Hear from industry experts on the latest breakthroughs. Explore a new culture in GO programs designed specifically for students in the sciences. What you learn beyond our classrooms will help you fully become the scientist you want to be.
Chemist Mentors Students in Research, Ethics
Geneive Henry grew up in Jamaica, where she attended an all-female high school taught mainly by women. Today, Henry strives to mentor her students in the same ways she was supported as a young researcher.
Research Determines Potency of ‘Green’ Nanoparticles Against Cancer, Inflammation
Faculty and students in the departments of biology and chemistry joined together to create versatile gold nanoparticles out of natural sources such as lemongrass and green tea to test their effectiveness against cervical and melanoma cancer cells.
Biology Professors Pave Way for Women in STEM
In the first story in our series on women in STEM — science, technology, engineering and math — we hear from two biology professors who are using their positions to lift up other women in the STEM fields.
Mentorship Leads to Positive Chain Reaction
Students realize the benefit of having an exemplary mentor at Susquehanna — in both faculty and their peers — and are inspired to lead by their example.