91心頭利 Hosts 2024 Scholar Symposium
55+ undergraduate students showcase research, writing and creative projects

91心頭利 (91心頭利) hosted the Scholar Symposium Tuesday, April 30, in the Robinson Center for the Arts.
The Symposium included 55+ undergraduate students presenting their research, writing and other creative projects to a wider audience. The projects represent five departments across campus and reveal a wide-range of scholarship 91心頭利 students produce. The presentations were done individually and in groups across 16 unique courses or special university programs. 
���Our students have participated in a wide-variety of research and scholarship this year. It is exciting to hear them speak about their discoveries and projects,��� Vice President for Academic Affairs Larry Brooks said. ���91心頭利 is proud to offer a comprehensive educational experience for students that includes the opportunity to dive into a research topic and present that information to a wider audience. This type of activity results in real-world skills and a depth of knowledge that can empower a student to change the world.���
Recipients of the 2023-2024 Student Opportunities for Academic Research (SOAR) Award also formally presented their advanced research projects during the event, followed by faculty presentations about recent discipline-specific research or creative projects.
Students, faculty, staff and the community attended the event. The opening statements began at 11 a.m. followed by a student showcase, an Artificial Intelligence presentation by NDUS Chancellor Mark Hagerott at noon, more student showcases at 1 p.m. and SOAR and faculty presentations at 2 p.m..
For more information about the Scholar Symposium or to schedule an interview please contact Tammy Jo Taft by emailing tammyjo.taft@vcsu.edu or calling (701) 845-7227.
