Spring 2026 #SciComm Project: It's Tuberculosis It is around this time that I post my students’ #SciComm contributions on this blog. This year is no different, EXCEPT that there is only one project—a dance. Although this assignment was borne of necessity and creativity during the initial campus shutdown due to COVID-19 in March 2020, it has evolved over the years. As you can see, students have contributed original works of art, videos, and insightful blogs discussing the

For my #SciComm project, I chose to recreate several of the tests that we performed in the lab in the game Minecraft. I chose to use...

We chose to focus our #SciComm project on the antibiotic resistance crisis portrayed through a cartoon we made using BioRender. We chose...

My #SciComm project is a parody/redrawing of a poster for John Carpenter’s 1982 film, The Thing. Instead of the titular ‘Thing’, however,...

The picture illustrated above is a water-based marker and watercolor on paper entitled "Self-embodiment of Antibiotic Detection." I chose...

The topic of my #SciComm project was about my own personal experience within the Tiny Earth Project.More specifically, I wanted to showca...

Spring 2020 started as one of my best semesters in recent years at Sacramento State. Why? Well, lots of things. Each year that I work as...