Richard Libby Award
The Richard Libby Award supports students who are participating in undergraduate research that incorporates mathematics and visualization of complex data.
The Richard Libby Award supports students who are participating in undergraduate research that incorporates mathematics and visualization of complex data.
Science Excellence Advising is a first and second year advising program designed to support STEM students in developing their academic goals through academic planning, workshops, and our three discovery seminars.
This award supports research projects in cancer research and will be awarded to a student with demonstrated financial need.
Our Diving Safety Program assists, trains and maintains students, faculty, and staff in compliance with scientific diving regulations, as well as OSHA and AAUS requirements.
Advising is provided by our Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry in room 230 of the Physical Science Building (PSB).
This award provides scholarships to undergraduate and graduate students in marine sciences with demonstrated academic ability and financial need.
This award promotes and recognizes outstanding undergraduate research in all areas of marine biology at the University of California, Santa Cruz.
This award celebrates and realizes Michael Tudor’s passion for the natural world by encouraging and supporting undergraduate scholarship in ecology and evolutionary biology.
This award celebrates and realizes Gordon Smith and his family’s passion for undergraduate studies in marine science by encouraging and supporting undergraduate scholarship in marine sciences.
The Natural Reserves System Field Science Fellowship provides financial support for hands-on UC undergraduate research conducted at one of the NRS reserves, under the guidance of a faculty scientist.
We serve as an integrated portal for STEM students to find all the STEM-focused services, programs, and resources at UCSC.
A faculty-nominated award for graduating seniors who have been accepted to a graduate school and show the most promise in biology, chemistry, earth sciences, or physics.