CNS Snapshot
CNS Research Centers
CNS Research Centers 2019-2021
State of the College
Our annual State of the College event celebrates the outstanding efforts of our colleagues across departments over the past year, welcomes new faculty and staff, and reviews the college’s budget and ongoing student needs.
Thirteen Departments & Two Schools
- Astronomy
- Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Environmental Conservation
- Food Science
- Geosciences
- Mathematics and Statistics
- Microbiology
- Physics
- Polymer Science and Engineering
- Psychological and Brain Sciences
- School of Earth and Sustainability
- Stockbridge School of Agriculture
- Veterinary and Animal Sciences
Please note that Computer Science is now the College of Information and Computer Sciences.
Nineteen Buildings
- Agriculture Engineering
- Apiary
- Bowditch
- Chenoweth
- Clark
- Conte Polymer Science
- Fernald
- French
- Goessmann
- Hasbrouck
- Holdsworth
- Integrated Sciences
- Lederle
- Life Sciences Laboratories
- Morrill
- Paige
- Physical Sciences Building
- Stockbridge
- Tobin
Education
- 6 AS programs (Stockbridge School)
- 28 BS & BA programs
- 39 MS & PhD programs
Revenue Sources FY2021
- $21.24 million in revenues generated
- $7.34 million in gifts received
- $75.86 million in general funds and appropriations
- $87.18 million in sponsored research
People
- 290 Tenure system faculty
- 162 Lecturers
- 52 Research and extension faculty
- 565 Staff (full time equivalent)
- 7,007 Undergraduate students
- 846 Graduate students
Interdisciplinary Collaborations
Two Undergraduate Programs
Six Graduate Programs
- Environmental Conservation
- Molecular & Cellular Biology
- Neuroscience & Behavior
- Organismic & Evolutionary Biology
- Plant Biology
- Science Education
- Sustainability Science
Eight Graduate Training & Certificates
- Cognitive Science
- Food Science Public Policy
- NSF IGERT: Cellular Engineering
- NSF IGERT: Nanotechnology Innovation
- NIH Chemistry-Biology Interface
- Peace & the Prevention of Violence
- Psycholinguistics
- Soft Materials for Life Sciences National Research Training Program (SMLS-NRT)
College of Natural Sciences