Spring Symposium Logo 2018
Spring Symposium Logo 2018


Neurology is a frontier unveiling exciting new insights and understandings about how the brain learns to read. Laurie Shapiro will share some of what we know and questions fueling new research in her oral presentation at the Graduate Symposium in Greenwood, Room 127, at 4:00pm.

On April 24, please join the students from the College of Graduate and Professional Studies as they present their research at the Graduate Symposium as part of the Spring Symposium for Research and Creative Inquiry. Disciplines include counseling, elementary and middle school mathematics, health and physical education, reading, literacy & learning, school librarianship, speech-language pathology, and special education. The Graduate Symposium will be held in Greenwood Library.

  

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LOBBY  BALCONY

Welcome by Provost Fergeson

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LOBBY  BALCONY

Poster Session I

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LOBBY  BALCONY

Poster Session II

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ROOMS  147 , 209A ,

AND  209B

Oral Presentation Session

5:45

GSA  GATHERING SPACE ( 210 )

Symposium Reception

Closing Remarks by Dean Chapman

Awards Presentation by Dean Perry and Dean Chapman

 

 

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