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SRC in the News
- 04-26-2012
Conference shows 328 projects: Students show research at annual conference [Vermont Cynic] - 04-25-2012
Students Present Research on Gambling, Fear, Gender Differences and Parenting and More at Annual Conference [UVM Communications] - 04-19-2012
University of Vermont students showcase research projects [Burlington Free Press] - 04-19-2012
UVM students show off research [WCAX] - 04-13-2012
Cuban Skateboard Revolution, Simulated Robot Environments and Everything Between [UVM Communications]
Our Sponsors
- Center for Teaching and Learning
- College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
- College of Arts and Sciences
- College of Education and Social Services
- College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences
- College of Medicine
- College of Nursing and Health Sciences
- Community-University Partnerships & Service Learning (CUPS)
- Graduate College
- Graduate Student Senate
- Honors College
- James M. Jeffords Center
- McNair Scholars Program
- NEAGEP Program
- Office of the Vice President for Research
- Office of Undergraduate Research
- Print & Mail Center
- Rubenstein School of Environment and Natural Resources
- School of Business Administration
- Student Government Association
- Transportation Research Center
- UVM Libraries
- Vermont Advanced Computing Core
- Vermont Complex Systems Center
- Vermont EPSCoR
Some 365 students participated in the 2012 conference!
See abstracts of the fascinating research they presented:
The 2012 Student Research Conference is co-sponsored by the Graduate College, the Honors College, and the Office of the Vice President for Research.
POST-CONFERENCE UPDATE
Our iPad Winners
This year we gave away two iPads in a random drawing open to anyone who presented or attended the conference. The winners were two of our presenters. Congratulations to:
- Michele Langone (Undergraduate)
- Dirk Jonathan Rodricks (Graduate Student)
We'd also like to congratulate every one of our student participants — you did a wonderful job presenting your research! And thanks to all the students, faculty, staff and non-University folks who came to see our students' work. It was a great day.