Undergrad Research
Science and natural resource students at all levels do research and special projects.
Science and natural resource students at all levels do research and special projects.
Mountains and wetlands. Forests and rivers. Beaches and bays. They’re all nearby, and they’re all used as living laboratories.
It’s the difference between sitting through class and being part of it. Feel challenged and inspired by faculty who will support your success.
Cal Poly Humboldt has an established reputation for our graduate programs in the Biological, Environmental, and Natural Resources Sciences.
For one year, freshmen in specific science majors will live, eat and breathe science from beginning to end, together. The experience starts right away. A few days before the fall semester begins, you’ll participate in a summer program, which includes fieldwork and seminars.
And over the course of the year, you’ll not only be immersed in your major. With support from a built-in network of faculty and peers, you’ll learn how to navigate college life, all while making new friends. You’ll gain confidence and be more prepared for your future studies at Humboldt.
From a renewable energy technology research center to a marine laboratory to the largest botanical collection in the California State University system, Humboldt State is equipped for excellence. Students and faculty work side by side, using our facilities, labs, and special collections to test and try what they talk about in the classroom.
Find out what our students, faculty, and staff are being recognized for.
Faculty Susan Edinger Marshall Forestry & Wildland Resources
Dr. Susan Edinger Marshall has been awarded the 2022 Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Award by the Range Science Education Council and the Society for Range Management.
Our grads are doing great things.