by | Dec 9, 2024

Join us for the fall 2024 Marine Science Center Undergraduate Research Symposium! 

December 9th, 2024 

By: Akancha Singh, Hannah Appiah-Madson, and Dan Distel 

We are excited to invite you to the fall 2024 Marine Science Center (MSC) Undergraduate Research Symposium, a premier event showcasing the innovative work of our talented undergraduate researchers. This semiannual celebration of academic excellence, creativity, and collaboration will feature 13 students from MSC—including two students from OGL—who will present their impressive research spanning multiple disciplines within the marine and environmental sciences. 

This event offers a unique opportunity for you to: 

  • Celebrate achievements: Recognize the dedication and hard work of our undergraduate students as they present their original research and innovative findings. 
  • Be inspired: Discover the creative solutions and fresh perspectives our students bring to questions that push the boundaries of scientific inquiry. 
  • Engage with the community: Connect with peers, faculty, and staff who share a passion for advancing knowledge and tackling real-world challenges. 

Whether you join us in person or virtually, your presence and support will help create an unforgettable experience for our student presenters and the broader academic community. 

  • Date: Tuesday, December 10, 2024 
  • Time: 01:00 –3:45 p.m. (EST)
  • Location: MSC Bunker Classroom 

We hope to see you there as we celebrate the next generation of scientific leaders! ✨ Love supporting student research? Consider giving to the Don Comb Undergraduate Research Fund to help fuel future student exploration and discovery. 

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