Beyond the Classroom
College of Arts and Sciences students discuss their research projects at the 2008 Family Weekend Research Poster Session.
Undergraduate research experiences take students beyond the classroom and allow them to actively learn how new knowledge is created. From the history of a black synagogue in Philadelphia to the effects of meditation on attention deficit disorder, this past year students in the College of Arts and Sciences have investigated a staggering array of topics.
In this interactive video presentation, four College students discuss their research at the 2008 Family Weekend Research Poster Session.
Samantha Cox, C'10
Daniel Ross, C'09
Anish Mehta, C'10
Carol Lam, C'10
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