Assistant Professor Eric Wood, an expert in Avian Ecology and Conservation at Cal State Los Angeles, joins "All Things STEM" to discuss his research on the impact of environmental and global changes on biodiversity in urban landscapes, specific

Navigating Trust and Privacy in Technology

Dec 21st, 2023 43m 1s

Introducing Dr. Kristen Walker, esteemed Professor of Marketing at Cal State Northridge, whose pioneering research bridges public policy, technology, and marketing realms. Dr. Walker's scholarly focus centers on cultivating socially responsible

Climate and the Redwood Trees

Sep 28th, 2023 38m 44s

"Long-term goals of sustainability restoration for the Redwood in California would be to increase forest resiliency. We want to manage forests to be resistant and resilient to factors such as drought, pathogens, and fire. Given the changing cli

Exploring Gentrification, Social Justice, and the Dynamics of Urban Change

Aug 28th, 2023 39m 4s

“We have to have a shared vision of goals that have explicit value judgements about what it means to have a humane society. There has to be this ideal that we want to strive for and by this, I mean there is a need to form a critical theoretical

Ensuring that the Electric Vehicle Revolution Reaches all Californians

Jun 15th, 2023 42m 55s

"The big barriers are upfront purchase price, vehicle range, and the availability of charging infrastructure. There are more visible gas stations than charging stations. The range anxiety piece is one that has dogged the electric vehicle market

Health Disparities in Children

Aug 19th, 2022 26m 15s

“I think we need to improve both nutrient and physical activity environments everywhere children grow, go to school, and play. And we need both universal policies and policies that support children with less resources so we can give all childre

Teacher of Color Issues, and the Development of Culturally and linguistically Diverse Learners in STEM settings

Jun 27th, 2022 48m 8s

“61% of teachers in the workforce in California are white, while white students only compose 22% of the student population. So, you already see this disproportion. Latinx teachers are 1 in 5 while Latinx students are 55 to 56 percent of the K-1

The Power of Mentorship

May 26th, 2022 35m 53s

“Why is it important to mentor students, especially students of color in STEM areas?” In this episode, host Dr. Frank A. Gomez sits down with Dr. Frank A. Gomez, a Professor of Psychology at California State University, San Marcos, to discuss h

Discovering the Mysteries of the Universe and Paving the Way for Black Women in Astronomy and Physics

Apr 26th, 2022 38m 6s

“I was always making an effort to find those affinity groups…for mentorship.. and support”. In this podcast, host, Dr. Frank A. Gomez, sits down with Dr. Louise Edwards, Assistant Professor of Physics at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, to discuss her

Sometimes it All Adds Up: Math Professor’s Journey from the Barrios of Los Angeles to the White House

Mar 25th, 2022 52m 12s

Minority “Underrepresentation endangers the mind of a nation not the health of various STEM fields”. In this podcast, host, Dr. Frank A. Gomez, sits down with National Medal of Science awardee and Computational & Applied Mathematics University

Cybersecurity at Cal State San Bernardino

Dec 17th, 2021 32m 44s

Listen to our conversation with Dr. Tony Coulson, Professor of Information and Decision Science in the Jack H. Brown College at California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB). We discuss the Cybersecurity Center he directs at CSUSB, and th

Utilizing Citizen Science as a Lens for Research Projects

Oct 26th, 2021 34m 46s

In this month’s episode, Dr. Brittney Beck, assistant professor of teacher education and director of the Citizen Scientist Project at Cal State Bakersfield (CSUB), and Dr. Antje Lauer, professor of biology at CSUB, discuss the importance of cit

One on One with a CSUN STEM Graduate

Sep 22nd, 2021 23m 16s

Join us on this episode for a one-on-one with Justice Mena, a recent chemistry graduate from California State University, Northridge. We discuss his CSUN experience, current research projects, and future goals.Episode CreditsProduced, edited,

Critical Race Theory in Education

Aug 13th, 2021 35m 12s

Critical Race Theory (CRT) has become a topic of fierce political debate in the US and has most prominently played out in public school districts as parents, teachers, and school administrators grapple with how to teach race, discrimination, an

Fire Science, Wildfires, and its Impact on the State of California

May 24th, 2021 30m 54s

Over the years, wildfires have severely impacted the State of California. Today, dry conditions across California raise concern for an early fire season. Listen to our conversation with Dr. Craig Clements, a Meteorologist Professor, as we disc

Institutional Barriers, Change and Powerful Student Advising

Apr 19th, 2021 47m 25s

Dr. Frank A. Gomez sits down with Dr. Katy Pinto, Professor of Sociology at Cal State Dominguez Hills, to discuss campus institutional barriers and implementing institutional changes to help students navigate those barriers. She also talks abou

Health Disparities Among Communities of Color During COVID-19

Mar 21st, 2021 55m 40s

Listen to our conversation with CSULA’s Public Health Professor, Dr. Melanie Sabado-Liwag, as we take a deep dive into the ongoing health disparities within communities of color. We discuss these disparities during the COVID-19 pandemic, the se

Culturally Responsive Pedagogy in STEM Fields

Feb 11th, 2021 38m 14s

Listen to the insightful conversation we had with Dr. Heather Macias, Assistant Professor at California State University, Long Beach, on Culturally Responsive Pedagogy (CRP). We discuss what CRP really means and how it can empower students. We

San Francisco State's BUILD Program

Jan 11th, 2021 48m 9s

Learn about the San Francisco State's BUILD program and how Dr. Leticia Marquez-Magana, the Lead Principal Investigator, is enabling full representation in science at SFSU. Join the conversation, as she discusses various topics from why she app

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All Things STEM Trailer

Dec 17th, 2020 57s

On this show we will explore all things STEM. Most importantly we will highlight the incredible work of our CSU STEM faculty, students, staff, administrators and programs. Start listening January 11, 2021 and join us on this STEM journey and li

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