On the Calendar

Molecular Biology Lab

Associate Professor of Biology Stacey Darling-Novak will give a lecture at noon May 19 in the President’s Dining Room.

Immediately after the lecture will be the opening of the new molecular biology lab and greenhouse.

The lab was funded by the Title V STEM grant and the greenhouse was partly funded by the Title V grant and a Faculty Research grant.

For more information call, 909-593-3511, ext. 4240 or ext. 4652.

Ride Your Bike to Work

Ride Your Bike to Work Day was a success on Thursday.

Roger Hardy, deputy vice president for major projects and campus development, was the winner pedaling, 41 miles one way.

Those who who rode to work at least one day this week can still pledge to be in the Los Angeles County Metro’s Bike to Work Week Raffle. One of the prizes is an electric bike from Currie Technologies.

To enter, visit www.californiabikecommute.com/register.asp.

Pledges must be entered by noon today.

—Christopher Guzman

Christopher Guzman
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