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Hunter Tallsat

CBC Native American Heritage Student Spotlight: Hunter Tallsalt

PAWS

Spooktacular

John Federice

Congratulations to John Federice, who was selected as the 2026 Victor P. Thalacker Chemistry Graduate Fellow

Boo Bash Walk Up

Ambassadors

The SCI 299 class visited Drs. Robin Polt and Vlad Kumirov, escorted by CBC Ambassadors.

Waleed Yual

Waleed Yual Attends “The Battery Show—North America 2026”

Dennis Lichtenberger

Dennis Lichtenberger leads hydrogen technology breakthrough

PAWS

CBC Outreach Highlight: PAWS participated in a STEAM Camp at Esmond Station K-8 on October 6th

Giselle

Congratulations to Giselle Amezquita on receiving a 2026 Galileo Circle Scholarship

Jenna Courey

Congratulations to Jenna Courey, 2026 ARCS Foundation Inc., Scholar Phoenix Chapter

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