Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) at Evergreen
Characteristics of High-demand Science Students
See how the characteristics of High-demand Science students compare to the total population of undergraduate students at Evergreen.
- Undergraduate High-demand Science Student Characteristics (Fall 2020) (PDF)
- Undergraduate High-demand Science Student Characteristics (Fall 2019) (PDF)
- Undergraduate High-demand Science Student Characteristics (Fall 2018) (PDF)
- Undergraduate High-demand Science Student Characteristics (Fall 2017) (PDF)
- Undergraduate High-demand Science Student Characteristics (Fall 2016) (PDF)
- Undergraduate High-demand Science Student Characteristics (Fall 2015) (PDF)
- Undergraduate High-demand Science Student Characteristics (Fall 2014) (PDF)
- Undergraduate High-demand Science Student Characteristics (Fall 2013) (PDF)
- Undergraduate High-demand Science Student Characteristics (Fall 2012) (PDF)
- Undergraduate High-demand Science Student Characteristics (Fall 2011) (PDF)
Outcomes for NSF Science Scholarship Students
Check here periodically for outcomes of students in the different STEM fields.
Biochemistry Student Outcomes
The following is a summary of outcomes for students supported by the National Science Foundation's Biochemistry scholarship programs at Evergreen.
- Final Outcomes for NSF Biochemistry Scholarship Students (Grant 2: 2011-2016) (PDF)
- Final Outcomes for NSF Biochemistry Scholarship Students (Grant 1: 2007-2012) (PDF)
Computer Science, Math, and Physics Student Outcomes
Announcements!
Evergreen Chemistry Club recognized by American Chemical Society
The Evergreen Chemistry Club earned an Outstanding Chapter Award for the 2016-2017 academic year from the American Chemical Society. Only 52 student chapters were recognized as Outstanding this year. Students from the club will attend the Spring National Meeting in March 2018 to receive this award. Since its formation in 2003 Evergreen's Chemistry Club has earned numerous national awards.
Evergreen Cyber Security Club places third in regional competition
Students from this academic club took third place at the 2015 Pacific Rim Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (PRCCDC). They have competed in several programming and security competitions, including the annual Cyber Security Awareness Week (CSAW) at NYU's Tandon School of Engineering, where the Evergreen "GNU-E-Ducks" placed 8th out of 300 college teams in a game of virtual "capture the flag" in November 2014.
Read about the cyber security grant awarded to Evergreen by the National Science Foundation