Pfeiffer Sciences

10/12/2026

🌧️💛🖤 The rain didn’t stop us! We had a great Homecoming weekend at Pfeiffer! It was wonderful reconnecting with our science alumni, and the ProGrads Club raised money for their upcoming service trip to Panama to help those in need! 🌎❤️

10/07/2026

Congratulations to Yosh Krupa for an excellent research presentation at our Milton Rose Scholars meeting! 🌟 Yosh demonstrated how he is using the Neubie machine to assess muscle strength and explore its use in injury treatment and recovery.

09/30/2026

Pfeiffer Green held a craft night this past Tuesday evening where students created works of art out of their recyclables!

07/20/2026

🏆🐾 Scavenger Hunt Champions! 🐾🏆
Congratulations to Drs. Reichenberg and Cartrette for taking 1st Place in the SACSCOC Summer Institute Scavenger Hunt! 🎉 Who knew scientists could be such skilled scavengers!!

06/29/2026

Mandee Schaub, a Pfeiffer science alumni, is doing wonderful things in the field of migraine research. We are so proud of you.!!

05/09/2026

🎓🦅 Congrats, Pfeiffer Falcons! 🦅🎓
Today we celebrate the incredible achievements of our graduates! Class of 2026, you truly embody what it means to be a Pfeiffer Falcon! 💛

04/29/2026

Seeing Pfeiffer students participate in the George Pfeiffer Symposium is what academic engagement is all about—research, confidence, and community. We’re proud of the work they’re doing and the voices they’re bringing to the conversation.

04/28/2026

🌟 We were thrilled to have four of our Milton Rose scholars attend the North Carolina Academy of Sciences meeting this past weekend alongside Dr. Reichenberg and Dr. McCallum. It was an exciting opportunity to engage with the scientific community, share ideas, and celebrate a shared passion for discovery. We’re so proud of our scholars and grateful for experiences like this that inspire the next generation of scientists! 🔬✨

04/22/2026

04/07/2026

Our Wildlife and Conservation biology course welcomed Mitchell East as a guest lecturer today. Mitch is a Data Manager with the NC National Heritage Program within the NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources. He spoke to the class about using GIS to maintain a database of wildlife inventories and important habitats across the state.