Undergraduate Research Day

Undergraduate Research Day is an opportunity for all Penn State Wilkes-Barre students to showcase their current research, scholarship, and artistic endeavors.  Presentations and posters are open to the public.

Who can participate?

Any student at Penn State Wilkes-Barre who has conducted research as a part of a campus course, internship, or program.  Undergraduate Research Day is open to students of all disciplines: English, History, Engineering, Biology, Information Technology, Business, Surveying, Communication, etc.

When?

  • Thursday, April 21, 2016
  • Setup: 11:30am-noon
  • Presentations: noon-1:30pm
    • Posters will be set up through 6:00pm

Where?

Athletic and Recreation Building (ARB) Gym, Penn State Wilkes-Barre

Why do research?

Research is exciting! It will not only expose you to a discipline’s current practices and trends, but also provide you with an opportunity for personal and professional growth.  While learning more about the world and contributing to our knowledge of it, you may figure out what you want to do in it and gain valuable skills that will help you to accomplish your goals.

Why share research?

If a tree falls in the woods and no one is nearby, does it make a sound? There are ways to answer that question.  Whether conducted by an individual or by a group, research does little good unless it is shared with colleagues and peers for discussion and information.

How to do research?

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