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Our students' passion for science is not limited to the classroom or teaching laboratory but extends throughout the campus, into the surrounding communities and even to the ends of the Earth.
Campus-based Activities
Independent research
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Student presents research at the 2002 Meeting of the Minds.
Dean McCullough speaks with students at the 2002 Dean's Dessert. |
 Meeting of the Minds
This is the annual showcase of undergraduate research projects from all of the colleges in Carnegie Mellon. The Tartan covers the planning of the 2002 Meeting of the Minds, spearheaded by Biology and Architecture major Jeff Walch.
College and Departmental Student Groups
Professional Societies for Mellon College of Science Students
Doctors of Carnegie
Society of Physics Students
ACS Student Affiliates
Science Professional Societies
Student Advisory Committees (SAC)
Mellon College of Science Dean's SAC
Biological Sciences SAC
Chemistry SAC
Physics SAC
Special Interest Groups
The Astronomy Club
Women in Science (WIS)
Society of Women Engineers (SWE)
Earth, Carnegie Mellon University's Student Environmental Club
Pugwash (a non-advocacy, educational organization to increase student and faculty awareness of the ethical dilemmas created by the interaction of science, technology, medicine, and the arts within contemporary society.)
GSIA Biotech Club
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Physics major Denia Djokic, Milliones student Janthina Johnson, and physics professor Leonard Kisslinger, who has has led the Milliones Physics Concept program since 1998
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Community-based Activities
Outreach in the Mellon College of Science
Science Van Outreach
Milliones Physics Concept Program (Milliones Physics Program Winners at Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science)
Carnegie Science Center (Volunteer and Internship opportunities)
Global Opportunities
Study Abroad
HHMI International Research Scholars
(Cindy Yang is in Argentina right now)
International Research Projects |
