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The Undergraduate Research Office is excited to announce its 4th Annual Fall Undergraduate Research Day and Student Poster Forum!

Join us October 22, 2010 in the Ohio Union for a full day of research information and presentations. Programs will begin at 10:30 am, featuring everything from student panels to presentations by the Office of International Affairs. Students who conducted research over summer quarter will present their research at the Poster Forum in the afternoon.

Schedule

10:00-10:30
   Registration opens

10:30-11:20

  

Panel Session I (3rd floor meeting rooms)
Full descriptions on our panels page!

  • Spilling the Beans: Student Perspectives
    in the Tanya R. Rutner Mtg.Room

  • Faculty Perspectives on Undergrad Research
    in the Hays Cape Mtg. Room

  • Research Abroad
    in the Rosa M. Ailabouni Mtg. Room
11:30-12:20
  

Panel Session II (3rd floor meeting rooms)
Full descriptions on our panels page!

  • Spilling the Beans: Student Perspectives
    in the Tanya R. Rutner Mtg. Room

  • Faculty Perspectives on Undergrad Research
    in the Hays Cape Mtg. Room

  • Summer Research Experiences
    in the Rosa M. Ailabouni Mtg. Room
12:30-3:00
   Student Poster Forum
in the Great Hall Meeting Room, 1st floor
3:00-4:00
   Closing Remarks and Reception
in the Great Hall Meeting Room, 1st floor

 

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