This would be a BOLD move by my alma mater, @humboldtstate, but one that I like a lot.
"In many ways, HSU is the obvious candidate to become the state’s third polytechnic."
now.humboldt.edu/news/humboldt-…
"In many ways, HSU is the obvious candidate to become the state’s third polytechnic."
now.humboldt.edu/news/humboldt-…
Highest % of courses with a hands-on component in the entire CSU system.
3rd highest % of students in natural resources and STEM programs in CSU.
CSU’s highest % of STEM grads who go on to earn doctoral degrees, ranking 8th nationally among 660 master’s level institutions.
3rd highest % of students in natural resources and STEM programs in CSU.
CSU’s highest % of STEM grads who go on to earn doctoral degrees, ranking 8th nationally among 660 master’s level institutions.
It's always had a robust Environmental (Resources) Engineering degree program, among the largest and oldest in the US. That program has graduated a large number of highly-qualified engineers who have served the State of California & beyond.
It has also graduated a large number of engineering students who went on to receive PhD degrees at top tier research universities followed by successful careers in academia.
It's Schatz Energy Research Lab would be a gem at any university in the United States, and has been a State leader in sustainable energy systems for decades. schatzcenter.org
This seems like a no brainer, and would give a state of 40 million people, with a north-south dimension of over 1,000 miles, polytechnic universities in its southern, central, and northern regions. #BeBoldHumboldt. #BeBoldCSU #GoJacks. @calstate
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