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Led by Assistant Professors of Sport Management Alex Traugutt and Khirey Walker, five ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ students traveled to Knoxville, Tennessee, to participate in the three-day conference.

Through his Lumen Prize research, Wels is working with Professor Chris Richardson to learn more about the evolution of black holes and what that evolution could mean for the history of the Milky Way and other galaxies.

Astronomy major earns honorable mention for poster competition at national conference

First-year students are encouraged to apply to be a 2024-2027 Center for Engaged Learning Student Scholar.

Blending math, biology, computer science and engineering, four undergraduates and their mentor, Hwayeon Ryu, are developing a mathematical model in a three-year, $300,000 project funded by the National Science Foundation. In the process, they’re finding their future paths.

With the support of ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ donors, Przybocki embarked on an international research journey she hopes to continue after graduation.

Lumen Scholar Nazaneen Shokri participated in a panel with doctoral students around disparities in healthcare for Middle Eastern North African women. Alex Campbell '24 and Morgan Rende '24 presented research on young adults' views of access to reproductive health. The public health studies majors connected with graduate programs and found belonging in the field.

Working closely with her mentor, Assistant Professor of Economics Brooks Depro, Alps took a deep dive into what the recent expansion of local business facility meant to Alamance County.

A Q&A discussion will follow with ÂÒÂ×ÊÓƵ faculty members Stephanie Baker and Keshia Wall, with the goal of facilitating interdisciplinary feminist conversation and community.

The online study aims to understand new fathers' beliefs about infant motor development and the impact on infants’ motor behaviors. Eligible participants are first-time fathers of infants aged 1-10 months living anywhere in the USA.