MEET A RADIOLOGISTwith Dr. Ayodale OdulateRadiologist, Riverside Medical Clinic

Dr. Ayodale Odulate is a Board Certified Diagnostic Radiologist specializing in Breast Imaging. Dr. Odulate obtained her bachelor’s degree in Biology at University of Nebraska Lincoln and her Medical Degree from University of Illinois Chicago. She then went to Boston Massachusetts to specialize in Diagnostic Radiology and completed the Breast Imaging Fellowship at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Odulate has been practicing in the Inland Empire for the past 11 years and currently is practicing at Riverside Medical Clinic. Outside the hospital, Dr. Odulate leads a Girl Scout troop of 15 Scouts has a very active family with three children and can often be found at the baseball field, dance studio and track field cheering her children on. Additionally, her family has recently undergone a quest to visit as many National Parks, Monuments and Historic sites as possible and have already visited over 70!

Please come out to hear what Dr. Odulate has to say about her career in radiology.

Tuesday, January 283:30-4:30 pmHLS 134

Growth Mindset Strategies to  Improve Comprehension &Long‐Term Learningwith Dr. Susan BangasserFormer Dean of Sciences, SBVC

Yes you can “grow” your brain and make learning possible! In this presentation you will learn to use intelligent practice to make retrievable long-term memories with improved comprehension.

Dr. Bangasser holds a Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University of Illinois; former cancer researcher; taught chemistry at SBVC for 19 years and was Dean of Sciences for 10 years before retiring in 2017.

Please come out to hear what Dr. Bangasser has to say about “growing” your brain!

Wednesday, January 293:30‐5:30 pmLIB 149

MASTERINGCONVERSIONFACTORS

Presented by Mark HamzaInstructor, Chemistry SBVC

Tuesday, February 44‐5:30 pmHLS 135

ENGINEERING MAJOR AT SBVCwith Dr. Dmitriy KalantarovDean, Science Division SBVC

Please join Dr. Kalantarov as he discusses his road to a Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics.

Dr. Kalantarov has an extremely diverse industry and educational background includes a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics, an accelerated BS/MS Program Degree in Electrical Engineering, Masters of Business Administration in Global Business Management, a Masters of Engineering Degree in Engineering Physics, and a PhD in Theoretical Physics. Before fully transitioning into academia Dr. Kalantarov worked in industry as an engineer for over a decade where he analyzed multiple scenarios to identify costs/benefit trade-offs, challenged the status quo and evaluated processes through data informed decision making to resolve if process/production refinements would improve productivity, quality and drive business deliverables.

Please join us to hear what Dr. Kalantarov has to say about the possibility of adding engineering as a major here at SBVC!

Wednesday, February 123:30‐5 pmHLS 135

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT A CAREER IN ENGINEERINGwith Andres RuizApplications Engineer, XD Innovations

What is engineering? Why am I even taking all of these science classes? What will this even get me in the future?

Please join us to hear Andres’ answers to these questions and more on his journey to a career path in engineering!

Andres is an experienced engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the automotive industry. He has worked with such companies as XD Innovation, Faraday Future and Canoo. Andres holds not one but three degrees from SBVC in physics, mathematics and biological and physical sciences. He went on to earn a degree in mechanical engineering from UC Irvine in 2016.

Tuesday, February 254‐5 pmPS 199

MEET A VETERINARIANwith Dr. Janet TroxelDoctor of Veterinary Medicine,East Valley Pet Hospital, Redlands

Dr. Janet Troxel is a local veterinarian at East Valley Pet Hospital in Redlands, where she works as a general practitioner for canine & feline patients. She starts her workday meeting clients for office visits/ pet examinations, while working in emergencies & surgeries as they present. A typical day involves interpreting physical exam findings & histories /presenting complaints in order to determine the most likely diagnosis, and in many cases may also involve interpretation of radiographs, cytology, bloodwork chemistries/ hematology, and ultrasound as needed.

Please come meet Dr. Troxel at this guest presentation seminar to find out more about veterinary medicine, hear about what it is like to work in this field, and be able to ask questions to a local veterinarian.

Friday, March 612:00-1:30 pmHLS 134

School of Medicine's Pipeline Programs:Future Physician Leaders & Health Coach Program

Pipeline Program staff will be tabling from 1pm - 4pm

Wednesday, March 25th SB Valley CollegeLibrary Walkway

Future Physician LeadersFPL.UCR.EDUprogram includes:- Physician shadowing- Community health education- Professional networking- Symposium

Health CoachHCP.UCR.EDU

program includes:- Patient interaction- Patient care access- Professional networking- Professional development

Interested in ahealthcare

summer internship?

Interested in becominga patient advocate?

Do you want morepatient careinteraction?

Are you passionateabout changing yourcommunity's health?

Want to improveyour professional

skills?

Would you like tobe part of a

patient's healthcareteam?

STOICHIOMETRY WORKSHOPwith Shonia HayesAdjunct Instructor in Chemistry, SBVC

Got stoichiometry? You will in 3 easy steps!

At this workshop, students will learn stoichiometry in 3 easy steps using a simple to read graphic organizer that sets up the problem for you!

Wednesday, April 14:00-5:00 pmHLS 135

NURSING AT SBVCwith Jacob HutchasonInstructor in Nursing, SBVC

Wednesday, April 154‐6 pmHLS 232

Registered Nursing21st century nursing is the glue that holds a patient’s health care journey together

What do nurses do?• In a field as diverse as nursing, there is no single answer for what it is a nurse 

does; responsibilities can range from working in a hospital to providing help in schools. The key characteristic in every role is the skill and drive that it takes to be a nurse. 

• All nurses complete a rigorous program of extensive education to work directly with patients, families, and communities using the core values of the nursing process.

How to become a nurse?• Associate degree in nursing (AND) is a two‐year degree offered by community 

colleges and hospital‐based schools of nursing that prepares individuals for a defined technical scope of practice.

COME LEARN ABOUT THEPHYSICS OF BUBBLESwith Dr. David MartinInstructor in Mathematics, SBVC

Come hear what Dr. Martin has to say about the theoretical and numerical physics of soap bubbles.

Dr. Martin received a BS in Mathematics from UC Davis, an MA in Mathematics from CSU Fresno and a PhD in Applied Mathematics from UC Merced. In 2011 he received an Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award and is the recipient of numerous fellowship awards over his career. He has written numerous publications and is currently writing a paper on “Film Evolution of a Spherical Soap Bubble.”

Tuesday, April 213:00‐4:00 pmHLS 232