Student Research & Creative Activity Symposium

The Seventh Annual Student Research and Creative Activity Symposium will be held on Wednesday, April 10th in the Hoeffner Science and Technology Center.

The all-day event will including poster and oral presentations, Sigma Xi competition, creative art installations and conclude with a keynote speaker.

Event & Keynote Info Prior Symposia

Mission Statement

The Student Research and Creative Activity Symposium provides undergraduate and graduate students a forum to showcase their academic and research skills through oral and visual presentations.

Quotes From Our Professors

PROFESSOR TONY DRAGO

"The discipline of Psychology is guided by scientific principles and the Scientific Method. The hallmark of science is Critical thinking, thoughtfully probing and analyzing problems and questions. Research is the “means to and practical application of ” Critical Thinking. Our Department Research Forum allows students to display and present their projects to faculty and peers and gives them a “hands on experience “in the scientific method. It is an invaluable experience for our students. They obtain a better understanding of the complexities of the field of psychology and learn to appreciate the roots of psychology. The Forum also prepares students for Graduate Education and real world problem solving strategies."
PROFESSOR CAROL WALKER

"The research symposium provided an excellent opportunity for my graduate students, pursuing a M.Ed. in Instructional Technology, to advance their personal and professional abilities in research. The symposium enabled them to increase their depth of understanding about their research focus by sharing the information with others in a professional atmosphere."
DEAN PETER HAWKES

"Faculty undergraduate research collaborations are conducted in many different forms across the curriculum. Through participation in these projects, students become active learners, develop intellectual curiosity, and clarify career paths. These research projects enhance and deepen the undergraduate experience."
PROFESSOR JANE HUFFMAN

"Designing a project, making discoveries and sharing the findings at the research symposium generates student excitement and interest in their discipline. Connecting with other students at the symposium fosters a positive learning experience."

Student Research & Creative Activity Symposium

For additional information on presentation requirements, including oral presentations, please refer to the detailed Call for Submissions

Contact Information

Campus Address: Zimbar-Liljenstein Hall 157
Phone:: (570) 422-3890

Title of Department Leader: Associate Director Department Graduate & Extended Studies
Name: Kevin Quintero
E:: arsc@esu.edu

The Seventh Annual Student Research and Creative Activity Symposium will be held on Wednesday, April 10th in the Hoeffner Science and Technology Center.

Mission Statement

Quotes From Our Professors

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