The Undergraduate Research Symposium (URS) is held each year with over 800 undergraduate students participating. Over the course of the day, students present their work in concurrent oral and poster presentations (including creative performances), the breadth and scope of which reflect not only the wide range of academic disciplines at the University of Illinois, but also speak to the caliber of our undergraduates. Our students are innovative and engaged, eager to learn from their advisors and mentors. Their projects also demonstrate the ongoing institutional commitment to supporting and expanding research opportunities at the U of I and beyond.
James Scholars presented research from CI 199 this semester at the University level. Two of our James Scholars, Hannah Kim and Chuhan Yu gave a presentation on Biofeedback Assisted Relaxation Training at this event. Other James Scholars participated in the poster presentation session. More photos are available on Facebook.
James Scholars presented research from CI 199 this semester at the University level. See a list of presenters and topics below the photos. Photos are available on Facebook.
James Scholars presented research from CI 199 this semester at the University level. See a list of presenters and topics below the photos. Photos are available on Facebook.