Science

My name is Christina Snider and I am a senior undergraduate from Augusta, Georgia.  I am a Molecular and Cellular Biology and Spanish double major.  After graduation, I plan to take a gap year and to work as a research assistant in a biomedical research lab while applying… Read More

I’m Theo Okai, a second year MBA student at the Owen School of Management concentrating in Finance and Strategy. I’m from Ghana, had my undergraduate education at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana where I majored in Accounting and Finance. I worked with PwC for 6 years auditing… Read More

My name is Ayo Sonupe. I am a second year MBA student at the Owen Graduate School of Management. My concentrations are in Finance and Strategy and I will be overseeing merger transactions post MBA. Prior to business school, I worked as an external auditor and an… Read More

My name is Rabia Osman and I am a second semester senior, graduating class of 2014. I am a Molecular and Cellular Biology major, and a Chemistry and Islamic Studies double minor. I am a premed student pursuing a medical degree that I will use to help… Read More

The Vanderbilt Libraries have recently instituted new measures to improve the safety of our users, in particular students who use the library in the evenings and overnight.  … Read More

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On Wednesday October 16th, Debra Stephens from the Science and Engineering Library, participated in disAbility Mentoring Day, sponsored by the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center. Each mentor is paired up with a mentee and the mentee spends the day from 9am-2pm shadowing his or her mentor. This year Debra… Read More

Justin Hunter is an intern at the Stevenson Science and Engineering Library from the Next Steps Program at the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center. Next Steps is a 2-year nonresidential certification program for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities, providing individualized Programs of Study in the areas of education, social… Read More

The archives tell the following story. In Sept. 1964, the chemistry, geology, and physics departmental libraries merged to form a Science Library, located on the 7th floor of the “Chemistry Building.” In July, 1969 newly acquired engineering materials would go to Science instead of Central. The old collection would… Read More