ROCK HILL, SOUTH CAROLINA - Consider the following research abstract titles chosen
by Winthrop students:
Blank Space: White and Heavily Decorated Walls in the Learning Environment.
Gender in Television Toy Advertising Children.
"I Was Blown Up While We Were Eating Cheese": Deconstructing the Hero in A Farewell
to Arms.
Synthesis of Small Molecules for Inhibiting Aggregation of Alzheimer's Amyloid- Peptide.
These are just a few titles from the approximately 190 projects that will be displayed,
presented and performed at the Third Annual Showcase of Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors (SOURCE) on Friday, April 21, at Winthrop University.
This year's SOURCE showcase features projects from more than 25 departments-including
the sciences, English, mass communication, mathematics, history, political science,
social work, psychology and more-and includes live performances on the Barnes Recital
Hall stage and student work in Rutledge Gallery.
SOURCE celebrates and encourages all facets of undergraduate research, which is considered
a "high-impact practice" as identified by the American Association of Colleges and
Universities. Hosted by University College and the Undergraduate Research Office with the guidance and organizing expertise of Director Robin Lammi, SOURCE includes work from all five academic colleges on campus.
Support students and learn more about a variety of topics at SOURCE. The schedule
is as follows:
Noon-2 p.m.
Poster Session I, Gallery Viewing and Reception, Rutledge Building
12:45-2 p.m.
Oral Presentations and Performances Session I, DiGiorgio Campus Center, West Center and Barnes Recital Hall
2:15-4:15 p.m.
Poster Session II and Refreshments, Richardson Ballroom
2:45-4 p.m.
Oral Presentations Session II, DiGiorgio Campus Center and West Center
4:20-5 p.m.
Awards Celebration Honoring Students and Mentors, Richardson Ballroom
You can preview the projects by viewing the program on the Digital Commons.
For more information, contact Robin Lammi at 803/323-4946 or e-mail at lammir@winthrop.edu. You can also visit the Undergraduate Research website.