Utica University Hosts Annual Student Conference for Research, Professional Activities, and Creative Arts
Student research was presented through poster presentations, electronic poster presentations, and oral presentations. Interim Provost Stephanie Nesbitt delivered welcoming remarks.
As the Spring 2024 semester quickly comes to a close, Utica University students presented their work on research and creative projects from the past year at the annual Student Conference for Research, Professional Activities, and Creative Arts.
Student research was presented through poster presentations, electronic poster presentations, and oral presentations. Interim Provost Stephanie Nesbitt delivered welcoming remarks.
The Organizing Committee for the 2024 Student Conference for Research, Professional Activities, and Creative Arts would like to thank all faculty advisors for their dedication to advising, educating, and supporting students in their research and creative endeavors.
Unnati Shah served as this year’s faculty moderator, ensuring the conference ran smoothly.
The following are members of the Organizing Committee: Deans Jason Denman, Rick Fenner, Patrice Hallock, and Sharon Wise.
A job well done to our Pioneers for their participation, preparation, and hard work.
- photos by Dominick D'Amico, Marketing & Communications Intern
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