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Chapman University Student Research Day (CUSRD) This event, organized to highlight
the breadth and depth of scholarly and creative activity
conducted by undergraduate and graduate students at Chapman, will
feature two professional student poster sessions and a lunch for
participants featuring a keynote speaker.
WHEN: Thursday, May 9, 2013
SCHEDULE:
9:30AM-11:30AM: Morning poster session for Arts, Education, Humanities, and Social Sciences (Sandhu Hall)
12PM-1:30PM: Lunch and keynote speaker
4PM-6PM: Afternoon poster session for Schmid College of Science and
Technology (Sandhu Hall)
Free food and door prizes will be available during both poster sessions!
Faculty
members from all disciplines are invited to attend this
event to share their current scholarly and creative activity with the
student
community. Organized in an informal “job fair” format, each faculty
member will
have a table and easel to display recent publications, creative work,
research
posters, photos, etc. This is a great way for students to find out what
faculty do outside of the classroom and possibly to get involved too. WHEN: Monday, November 12, 2012 TIME: 4PM-6PM WHERE: Argyros Forum 119AB & Theatre Space SNACKS & REFRESHMENTS: Will be provided!
Faculty Panel - "Incorporating Undergraduate Research in the Classroom" Video Recording can be found here.
Whether
through capstone courses, senior theses, or classes where a research
project or paper makes up a significant component of the course
curriculum, there are a number of ways to include elements of
independent research in a classroom setting. Attendees heard from those who
have incorporated research into their undergraduate classes and shared their own experiences.
Our discussion featured a panel of Chapman faculty
from a wide range of disciplines including Dr. Hesham El-Askary (Earth
and Environmental Sciences), Dr. Lee Estes (History), Dr. Ann Gordon
(Political Science), Dr. Melissa Rowland-Goldsmith (Biology) and Dr.
Jessica Sternfeld (Music).
WHEN: Friday, October 19, 2012 TIME: 11:45AM-1PM WHERE: Argyros Forum 201
Faculty Panel - "Best Practices in Undergraduate Research" Video recording can be found here.
We discussed how to further involvement with undergraduates in scholarly/creative activity pursuits and shared 'best practices' tips from the following panel of Chapman University faculty members: Dr. Ann Gordon (Political Science), Professor Robin Kish (Dance), Dr. Shari Kuchenbecker (Psychology), Dr. Pradip Shukla (Management), and Dr. William Wright (Biology).
WHEN: Wednesday, September 28, 2011 TIME: 11:30AM-1PM WHERE: AF209C
