St. Charles Community College - Science

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Help support our students as they receive a quality education including experiences in their science courses to help them be successful after transfer and in the workforce.

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You can give the gift of science education on .

After Black Friday and Cyber Monday consider giving back to your community by making a gift online to St. Charles Community College science departments (biology, chemistry & physical science).
www.stchas.edu/givingtuesday

The Fall 2021 General Chemistry II (CHM 116) class wishes everyone safe, spooky and fun Halloween!

Yay, Fall 2021 classes start tomorrow! Textbooks will need to be purchased online, and we will notify you the moment your order is ready. It's super quick and easy, click here to order your course materials and school supplies. http://bookstore.stchas.edu/home

We can't wait to see everyone back on campus tomorrow!

Tomorrow is the first day of classes! As a friendly reminder, please remember that masks are required in all indoor public settings on campus. If you forget your mask, we'll have masks at all the entrances, as well as hand sanitizer and disinfectant wipes. Let's make this semester great by staying safe!

We cannot wait to fill these seats next week with Covid precautions in place. Welcome back, students!!

Here are 10 Women Microbiologists You Don’t Know About, But Should!

10 Women Microbiologists You Don’t Know About, But Should — International Microorganism Day Throughout history, women microbiologists have been conducting groundbreaking research in the shadows of revered male scientists like Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch. Women microbiologists have had to overcome significant obstacles in their fields to achieve the opportunities that came easy to their m

Being online has not stopped our student from performing labs. Alyssa is well prepared to ‘science’ from home!

Please join some of our very own SCC faculty at this panel discussion about vaccines!

SCC experts in nursing, biology, history and political science will discuss COVID-19 and the vaccines to fight it at 1 p.m. tomorrow, Wednesday, April 21. These panelists will explain how the vaccines work, as well as their safety and effectiveness. The panel will discuss the vaccine rollout, the FDA approval process (including the J&J pause), and the history of vaccines.

Join the discussion here: https://youtu.be/ABo-ZMIbAIU

Portraits of Women in Science. Check out the films in Breakthrough.

Breakthrough