ACURA Spring 2020
See this year's Project Fair!
University Libraries Undergraduate Research Award: Excellence in Information Literacy award winners 2020
An Empirical Study of Teaching Qualities of Popular Computer Science and Software Engineering Instructors Using RateMyProfessor.com Data
Students: Aliaksei Kavalchhuk and Alec Goldenberg
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Ishtiaque Hussain
Belief in Pure Evil, Belief in Pure Good, and Interpersonal Aggression
Student: Lea Gainer
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Russell Webster
What's in a Recipe? Inside V.b.380, a Manuscript from 1677
Students: Alexis Amicone, Amanda Pickett, Hannah Pinson, Caitlin Wert
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Marissa Nicosia
ACURA is opportunity
- Collaborate closely with a faculty research mentor on a hands-on research project and/or creative work over the course of one academic year,
- Receive academic credit (one credit in fall; two credits in the spring) for their research activity,
- Gain valuable research, technical, and artistic experience for more advanced levels of scholarly work, and/or for use in future careers,
- Present one’s research findings at the Annual ACURA Poster Fair, at a research lecture at the Fall Colloquium, and/or at a local or national research conference
- Publish one’s original work and discoveries in partnership with one’s research mentor.
