Undergraduate research is fascinating when you're working on innovative
approaches to scientific knowledge. The research represented in these videos is
exemplary of the research done by undergraduate students
at Stetson University. The videos highlight presentations
at Undergraduate Scholarship Day (now known as SURCAS), senior projects in
Digital Arts, and the research efforts of four seniors in the Biology program.
Nick Davis
Armor Plated Catfish
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Gail Ferek
DNA Research, Molecular Biology
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Josh Morganti
Taste Receptors
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Hayley Rutger
Curtiss' Milkweed
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USD 2003
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Digital Arts Program
Senior Projects 2004
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Students are encouraged to excel
Stetson University emphasizes individual achievement in
research and creative work appropriate to each student's field of study.
Students in the College of Arts & Sciences select and complete a Senior
Project under the guidance of a faculty adviser. The College of Arts &
Sciences provides a Dean's Fund for Undergraduate Research to support student
projects. Another university program, the Summer
Undergraduate Research Experience (SURE), makes competitive awards to students
who wish to pursue individual research or creative projects with a faculty
member.
Stellar achievements are showcased
Outstanding undergraduate scholarship and creativity is
regularly presented to the university community. An
annual event, the Stetson Undergraduate Research and Creative Arts Symposium
(SURCAS), showcases outstanding student work from all of the university's
programs. SURCAS is a celebration of student achievement at
Stetson University and is designed to foster an appreciation for academic
excellence. The event is structured like an interdisciplinary professional
conference. Students present their research, projects, portfolios and
performances.
Creativity soars at Stetson
The student literary magazine, Touchstone,
is another creative outlet at Stetson University, and,
throughout each semester, students are involved in presentation
of productions at Stover Theatre, music recitals in Elizabeth Hall
auditorium, art shows at Duncan Gallery, readings at Poetry at an
Uncouth Hour, or Cultural Credit events all across
campus.
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