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Agriculture, Science and Technology educates future scientists while helping the community.
DSU Celebrates Earth Day, Tree Campus USA designation
DSU celebrates Earth Day, Tree Campus USA designation.
Woodland Workshop Series - Selecting and Harvesting Firewood
Do you know which trees to harvest and which to let grow? This workshop will offer techniques for harvesting and selecting firewood for sale. A Delaware Forest Service representative will lead the class.
Woodland Workshop Series - Tree Pruning
Learn the importance of proper tree trimming. The first half of class will focus on how to make a proper cut; the second half will be an outdoor demonstration. Mr. Richard Pratt, ISA certified arborist, will lead the class.
Exploring Agriculture and Life Sciences: Introducing New Careers
College of Agriculture, Science and Technology recruitment initiative.
Woodland Workshop Series - Wilderness At Home: How to create the perfect wildlife habitat in your own backyard
Want to build a haven for wildlife? Put away the lawn mower! You could make your backyard into the perfect habitat for a wide variety of native species and even create wildlife corridors. Abigail Barenblitt will lead the class.
Experience Ghana
For four years and counting, the Department of Agriculture and Related Sciences has sponsored a trip to Ghana. The inspiration of the experience has expanded beyond our department.
DSU Small Farms
The Small Farms Program aims to provide small and limited resource farmers in the community with new opportunities. One of our projects includes a study on the benefits of drying and storing pole lima beans for the upcoming season.
A DSU Legacy
Dr. Ulysses S. Washington, Jr. began his tenure at Delaware State College in 1949 and his legacy continues to influence future scientists and extend research-based knowledge to Delawareans.
Departments & Majors
The College of Agriculture, Sciences and Technology (CAST) provides students with hands-on education through the integration of teaching, research and outreach.
Research & Capabilities
The scope of faculty research ranges from molecular investigations in genomics to organismal research in plant and animal sciences; from ecosystem microcosm studies of pond water to food and nutrition sciences to fashion merchandising; and from habitat restoration to population biology and the tracking of songbirds, bats, marine and freshwater fish and shellfish.
Agricultural Research
Learn more about plant and soil research conducted on our 13-acre Aquaculture Research and Demonstration Facility. The facility also supports research in aquaculture, fisheries and outreach.
Natural Resources Research
Learn more about our fisheries, environmental and wildlife research.
- Environmental Cooperative Science Center
- Living Marine Resource Cooperative Science Center
Food, Nutrition and Dietetic Research
Learn more about how food and nutrition play a large role in your life.
- The Value and Conservation of Bats
- Sweet Potato as an Alternative Agricultural Enterprise in Delaware
Cooperative Extension
The Cooperative Extension Program at DSU preserves the 1890 land-grant legacy of outreach education in Delaware by targeting diverse audiences, with special emphasis on those with limited resources, to help them improve their quality of life.
Biomedical Research
Biomedical research at DSU, a collaborative and interdisciplinary endeavor, is primarily at the molecular, cellular and biochemical level and is focused on neuroscience, cancer biology and virology, biomedical imaging, and bioinformatics and computational biology.
Computational Intelligence and Applications in Mathematics
Computational Intelligence is a growing field of interest at DSU. Recent work involves the development and analysis of algorithms, computational geometry, medical images, machine intelligence and video surveillance.
Material Science and Renewable Energy
When molecular engineering and clever processing are synergistically coupled, it allows the chemist to tailor complex hybrid systems that intersect the fields of materials chemistry and renewable energy.
Optical Science Center for Applied Research (OSCAR)
The main goal of OSCAR is to promote multidisciplinary research and education in optics and related fields of physics, chemistry, engineering, computer science, mathematics and biology.
Student Opportunities & Scholarships
We admit many types of students into the DSU family, each with their own unique goals and aspirations. To help our students meet their needs, we have various opportunities for students to get involved with activities specific to their chosen field.
Early Childhood Laboratory School
This is an opportunity to learn from experience what is best for early childhood education, for both educators and parents/guardians.
CAST Clubs
Clubs are a great way to get involved with your college and build your resume.
Student Scholarships
There are various scholarships available for students.
Applied Mathematics Research Center
The Applied Mathematics Research Center (AMRC) was created as a research environment where multidisciplinary groups come together to solve applied mathematics problems in the military and other areas.
Optical Science Center for Applied Research (OSCAR)
Optical science is the main goal research focus of OSCAR because it is interdisciplinary, enables faculty members from different departments to collaborate, and as a result of the growing use of lasers across the board in research.
Center for Research and Education in Optical Sciences and Applications
The Center for Research and Education in Optical Sciences and Applications (CREOSA), in collaboration with the OSCAR program, promotes multidisciplinary research and education, enhances the research capabilities of DSU by engaging faculty, provides a rich intellectual environment for collaborative research among faculty and students, and develops research and educational collaborations with a larger community of local industry and other universities.
Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research
Delaware Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR RII) research asks the question of how we sustain water, energy and natural resources in vulnerable coastal areas.
Alliance for Minority Participation in the Sciences
The Bridge to the Doctorate: Greater Philadelphia AMP — Alliance for Minority Participation in the Sciences program encourages underrepresented minority students in STEM to continue on that path through financial, academic and professional support.
Delaware INBRE
The Delaware IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) is a collaborative network of biomedical research within the state of Delaware.
Title III Revitalizing Education and Excellence in Mathematics and Science (REEMS) Program
The goal of this program is to add extra hours of exposure to mathematics and science into a student’s coursework.