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Research Reports:
"This research fair gives everyone a chance to see what undergraduates are doing," said Robin Hoecker, who created a photomosaic portraying her vision for equality. "It's really exciting to share your project — one that you've spent hours and hours creating — with people at the University and in the community."
Click on the links to read about the fascinating discoveries of undergraduates
in
business,
engineering,
health,
humanities, and
life sciences.
apping ancient irrigation canals in Peru. Collecting 3,783 bugs to see a dam's influence on critter populations. Pricking fruit with needles to practice medical procedures.
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