Upcoming Events

How do iron fish improve the health of humans?   The Undergraduate Research Club hosts Kathy Beerman, professor and researcher in the School of Biological Sciences, for a presentation on her research and efforts in Guatemala. Beerman volunteers with Hearts in Motion on a project to prevent human anemia, and works with WSU student volunteers who spend 10 days helping measure and assess iron levels of rural inhabitants. To boost families' level of iron in their diets, an iron fish…

TIME AND LOCATION: To be announced; please check back soon for updated information. (Note that the time information shown in the header of this post is a placeholder; it is subject to change.) The WSU College of Education’s semi‑annual Bruya‑Wood Undergraduate Research Conference for spring 2019 features posters by student researchers. The conference, which is hosted twice a year by the college’s kinesiology program on the Pullman campus, showcases the work of undergraduates who seized the chance to both conduct research…

LOCATION: Posters in CUE Atrium; Guest speaker presentation in CUE 202 Poster presentations on student research, plus a guest speaker, highlight the Psychology Dept.'s Undergraduate Research Symposium 2019. 2:30-3:00 p.m.:  Poster viewing  Posters showcasing undergraduate research projects can be viewed in the CUE Atrium. 3:00-4:00 p.m.:  Guest speaker   Matthew D. Johnson will deliver a presentation in CUE 202. 4:00-5:00 p.m.:  Formal poster session    Researchers will be available to discuss their projects and answer questions; reception with refreshments.