Undergraduate Research Scholars Program Features Work of Seven Stellar Students

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Office of University Communications

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Description

The Gardner-Webb University Undergraduate Research Scholars program funded a total of seven students during the summer 2016 term, which represents the greatest number of scholars in the program’s history. As part of their research project, each scholar spends five weeks of a summer term on campus working on his/her topic for 40 hours a week. At the same time, students are mentored by a dedicated faculty member, who provides information and guidance to ensure a successful research experience for the scholar.

WGWG: GWU Undergraduate Research Scholar Chris Beguhl

WGWG: GWU Undergraduate Research Scholar Mariah Case

WGWG: GWU Undergraduate Research Scholar Shaquavia Chiles

WGWG: GWU Undergraduate Research Scholar Jeff Day

WGWG: GWU Undergraduate Research Scholar Christopher Lile

WGWG: GWU Undergraduate Research Scholar Starr Tate

WGWG: GWU junior music composition major Christian Jessup

Publication Date

9-20-2016

Publisher

Gardner-Webb University

City

Boiling Springs

Recommended Citation

Office of University Communications, "Undergraduate Research Scholars Program Features Work of Seven Stellar Students" (2016). Gardner-Webb NewsCenter Archive. 801.
https://digitalcommons.gardner-webb.edu/gardner-webb-newscenter-archive/801