Dean John Coleman introduced the program, and we had remarks from Professor Rob Warren (Sociology and Director of the Minnesota Population Center) and Lydia Eichelberg (sophomore majoring in Psychology who was Rob’s mentee last spring). All three shared great examples of how student research goes far beyond core academics to build important competencies for our students. Lydia specifically mentioned public speaking and time management among those extras that came along with her census and genealogically-based research on social mobility of women scientists in the early 20th century.
Here are a few quick snapshots from the event.
Lydia speaking to the attendees. |
Here are some students sharing posters describing their projects:
Garrett Schwartz (mentor Matt McGue, Psychology) |
Katherine Baldwin (mentor Gilliane Monnier, Anthropology) |
Kithica Dutta (mentor Jessica Brown, SLHS) |
And finally, the people who made the event possible: Barb Schwab, Renee Dillon, and Katie Clark. Many thanks for their hard work and long hours in creating a great event.