Penn State faculty and students share and present their research findings and creative endeavors with audiences at Penn State Scranton and beyond. Students and faculty have the opportunity to publish, perform, exhibit, or present their work locally, nationally, or even internationally.
Presenting your research provides you with an important opportunity to share your findings and results with others to gain valuable feedback and develop presentation experience.
Options to Present Your Research
Penn State Scranton Undergraduate Research Fair and Exhibition
All Penn State Scranton students conducting research or scholarly work with faculty are encouraged to present their work at the annual Undergraduate Research Fair and Exhibition held in the spring semester.
Penn State Eastern Regional Undergraduate Research Symposium
Typically, six to eight student research projects presented at the Undergraduate Research Fair and and Exhibition are selected by a steering committee to represent Penn State Scranton at this regional event.
Project: Breastfeeding vs. Infant Formula
Student: Ahema Mensah
Advisor: Dr. Michael Evans
Project: Pharmacological vs non-pharmacological interventions to treat withdrawal symptoms of neonatal abstinence syndrome: What the Evidence Shows
Student: Taylir Evans
Advisor: Dr. Michael Evans
Project: ADHD Treatment in Adolescents: What the Evidence Shoes
Student: Jonathan Symonies
Advisor: Dr. Michael Evans
"Best of Freshman Writing" has been published and three Penn State Scranton students have their work showcased on the website.
Project: Effects of DASH Diet vs. Low-sodium Diet
Student: Satyam Patel
Advisor: Dr. Michael Evans
Giving Tuesday takes place on Nov. 27. Anyone interested in giving to Penn State Scranton and its Student Hardship Fund should contact Director of Development Christine Ostroski at 570-963-2538 or [email protected]
Project: Web Hacking
Students: Swapnil Patel and Parth Patel
Advisor: Marilee Mulvey
Required SARI Training
Scholarship and Research Integrity is a Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) education program.
Undergraduate students performing research sponsored by the NSF, NIFA, or an NIH training grant, as well as those performing research that may be included in or lead to a publication or other research report must complete the online CITI course requirement.