Research & Grants
HBCU-UP PROGRAM
The ASU HBCU-UP program aims to increase STEM student enrollment in graduate and professional schools while also offering STEM faculty development opportunities.
UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
Dr. Robert Owor with ASU MCS Students at NASA Conference
ASU MCS Students won the NASA University Design Challenge at the NASA Conference held
in Ohio. The Challenge was to design a rocket engine, a very fast thermoacoustic engine
that can get to Mars in less than 6 months. Kudos to the ASU Design Team!
Undergraduate Research Symposium
Mohamad Hasan, an ASU MCS student, presented a poster titled "Optimal locations for Emergency Medical Systems" at the ASU Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.
Undergraduate Research Symposium
Bailey Gray discusses his interdisciplinary research project "Graph theoretical models for predicting the boiling points of alkanes" with Dean Hatch at the ASU Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.
Undergraduate Research Symposium
ASU MCS students presented a poster titled "Sustainable Agriculture in Space" during the Spring 2024 ASU Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.
selected Faculty grants & PUBLICATIONS
The multi-disciplinary project will be overseen by Dr. Cheninye Ofodile, Dr. John
Williams, Dr. Zephyrinus Okonkwo, Dr. Robert Owor, and Dr. Dorene Medlin.
This project examines whether establishing a hub for science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) activities at an HBCU in rural southwest Georgia can catalyze community, school district, and industry partnerships to work toward improving STEM education.