Undergraduate Students

Capstone research poster session goes virtual!
Professor Kei Nomaguchi, professor and spring 2020 capstone instructor, and Raymond Swisher, professor and fall 2019 capstone instructor, co-organized the 2019-2020 AY Capstone Research Poster presentation sessions. Fifteen students participated in the fall 2019 event. Fourteen in the 2020 spring class moved from face-to-face to remote learning in the middle of the semester due to COVID-19. Students were divided into small groups and presented their research via WebEx.  
Adrianne Brown, Jacob DeWitt, Corryn Freeman, Rebecca Good, Cody Grim, David Hanely, Emily Malloy, Madison Mantor, Devany O’Neal, Jackson Pahle, Helena Pittroff, Grace Sanford, Boris Stojkovski, & Valerie Werner. Bottom right: Leanne Confer, TA, and Professor Kei Nomaguchi
Back Row, L to R - Emily Bragg (TA), Mason Dicke, Alexis Ray, Jennifer Kania*, Alea Naber, Chandler Holmes, Whitney Moneer, Joshua Nelson, Alicia Shoemaker, Professor Ray Swisher and Front row, L to R - Brittany Guyton, Nadia Johnson, Meghan Napolitan, Alexis Willis, Kristi Seman*, Danielle Trivison, Kyle Thompson*. *Best Poster Award winners

Congratulations to our 2019
"Best of" poster honrees Jennifer Kania, Kristi Seman, and Kyle Thompson.

Three students presented seven posters during CURS Symposium

Students presented their research projects via WebEx during the 2020 Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship (CURS) symposium on April 18. CURS aims to bring together students, faculty, administrators, alumni, and members of the greater BG community to foster the research culture as an integral component of the learning through inquiry process for all undergraduates at BGSU. As engaged members of the learning community, students are provided with an opportunity to experience the processes of scholarly discovery and dissemination of their results.
  • Kayla Gay -- Award Recipient!
  • Jennifer Kania
  • Adam Smith
CURS (Center for Undergraduate Research & Scholarship) Symposium on Diversity

Kyle Thompson

"Nonprofit Methodology of Advocacy for Black People in Columbus, Ohio"Mentor: Steve Demuth

Students inducted into Alpha Kappa Delta
Nine students were inducted into the 2020 Alpha Kappa Delta (AKD) International Sociology Honor Society. The purpose of AKD is to acknowledge excellence in teaching, research, and study of sociology.
  • Elizabeth (Libby) Cassidy
  • Jalena Cozart
  • Alyssa Davis
  • April Gargac
  • Rebecca Good
     
  • Amanda Heitkamp, Graduate Student
  • Madison Mantor
  • Kagan Mellencamp, Graduate Student
  • Jes Van Vleet
     
Elizabeth Cassidy
Madison Mantor
Amanda Heitkamp, Graduate Student
Rebecca Good
Jes Van Vleet
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Seven students honored for exceptional academic achievements

AIDA TOMEH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

  • Mia Berg 

DONALD J. AND SUSAN E. ADAMCHACK GRADUATE STUDENT AWARD IN DEMOGRAPH

  • Maurice Anyawie
  • Kagan Mellencamp

JERALD ROSENBLUM SCHOLARSHIP

  • Jalena Cozart
  • Gabrielle Sanders
  • Kyra Williams-Davis

PENNY AND HOWARD ALDRICH SOCIOLOGY SCHOLARSHIP

  • Meghan Dobbins
Students presented research posters during CURS symposium
Four undergraduate students presented research posters during the Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship (CURS) symposium on the BGSU campus. CURS aims to bring together students, faculty, administrators, alumni, and members of the greater BG community to foster the research culture as an integral component of the learning through inquiry process for all undergraduates at BGSU. As engaged members of the learning community, students are provided with an opportunity to experience the processes of scholarly discovery and dissemination of their results.
STEM in the Park: Everyone counts!
The "9th Annual STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) in the Park" joined with the Wood County Air Fair to explore STEM Zones, which provided a peek into the exciting STEM fields. During the event, several undergraduate students and Dr. Margaret Weinberger, senior lecturer and undergraduate director, conducted an unscientific study with participants to ensure that "everyone counts," including our four-legged creatures! Read more...
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Updated: 08/03/2020 02:37PM