Penn State Eastern Regional Undergraduate Research Symposium
The tenth annual Penn State Eastern Regional Undergraduate Research Symposium will take place at Penn State Scranton on April 23, 2020. Students from eight Penn State campuses will showcase posters and exhibits of their scholarly research. Students from area colleges and universities are also invited to participate in this research symposium.
Typically, six to eight student research projects are selected by the steering committee to represent Penn State Scranton at this event.
Deadline for abstract submission and other details will be posted as they become available.
Eastern Regional Undergraduate Research Symposium - 2019
The ninth annual Penn State Eastern Regional Undergraduate Research Symposium was held at Penn State Hazleton on April 18, 2019. Seven students representing Penn State Scranton displayed their research projects. Student Nick Kremp, advised by Dr. Megan Van Etten, won the second prize in Biological and Health Science category.
Penn State Eastern Regional 2019 Undergraduate Research Symposium held at Penn State Hazleton
Student: Nicholas Kremp, Penn State Scranton
Project: Can We Talk to Plants? Sensitization to Sound in the Shy Plant
Advisor: Dr. Megan Van EttenImage: Penn State
Student: Stephanie Earle, Penn State Scranton
Project: Factors Influencing Adolescent Mothers' Parenting Behaviors
Advisor: Dr. Ray PetrenImage: Penn State
Student: Shanie Mohamed, Penn State Scranton
Project: The Rise of Solopreneurism
Advisor: Frank SorokachImage: Penn State
Student: Kyle Franceski, Penn State Scranton
Project: Exercise-Based Cardiac Rehab Versus Standard Care on Men and Women with a History of CVD
Advisor: Dr. Michael EvansImage: Penn State
Student: Brittany Hebron, Penn State Scranton
Project: The Impact of Vegan Diets on Iron Levels in Infants who are Breastfed
Advisor: Dr. Michael EvansImage: Penn State
Student: Cheyenne Tussel, Penn State Scranton
Project: Chronic Wasting Disease: The History, The Risk, and Management
Advisor: Dr. Meg HatchImage: Penn State
Student: Michael Anthony, Penn State Scranton
Project: How Parents View the Influence of Grandparents after Separation.
Advisor: Dr. Ray PetrenImage: Penn State