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2006 SNCURCS

Student	Mentor	Abstract Title
Jeremy Adams	Janette Hopper	Figure Drawing + Ceramics = ?
Kristen Arnett	Paul Flowers	Fluorescence Spectroelectochemical Sensing for In-situ Determination of Heavy Metal Ions
Michael Correll	Stephen Robeson	Hand Building as an Abstract Art
Dylan Dean	Ralph Steeds	A War-like Theme
Megan Grimsley	Tim Ritter	The Effect of Varying Gravitational Fields on Enzymatic Reaction Rates
Joshua Locklear Jamie Harris	Meredith Storms	The Determination of Metformin in Human Serum Using Solid-Phase Extraction and HPLC
Christine Padgett	Tulla Lightfoot	Reflections
James Sibbett Rebekah Locklear	Siva Mandjiny	Sorption Study of Cu2+ and Zn2+ using Alginate as Gel Matrix
Jennifer Tulloh	Beverly King	Empathy and Helping: A Gender Study
Johnithan White	Mark McClure	Containing the Tripodal Tetradentate Ligand Tris(2-Aminoethyl)amine
Jason York Michael Everhart	José D'Arruda	Learning how to do CCD Photography in a small college observatory

 

On Saturday November 18th, 12 students and 11 faculty mentors represented UNCP at the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium (SNCURCS) held on the campus of NCSU in Raleigh.  Our students accounted for 5.8% of the total presenters at the meeting.    Professors Paul Van Zandt, Art Department, and Lee Phillips, Associate Director of the Pembroke Undergraduate Research Center (PURC) also attended the meeting.  Please congratulate our students and faculty mentors for taking the time to engage in extracurricular scholarly and artistic expressions.

The 2nd annual meeting SNCURCS was a statewide showcase of student discovery, creativity, and inquiry-based scholarship and entrepreneurial talents of North Carolina undergraduates.  These meetings provide an excellent forum for students seeking admission to graduate and professional studies, visual and performing arts studios and theatres.  Students’ experiences are empowering and confidence building, which provides them with skills necessary for success in the professional world.  Please consider recommending student/faculty participation in your department or program.  For additional information about SNCURCS and other presentation forums, please contact the PURC office (522-5787 or purc@uncp.edu).

 

Updated: Tuesday, October 5, 2010

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