Skip to main content
Skip to main content
April
Drunk monks, 3-D-printed casts and incarcerated yoga
Come celebrate excellence in scholarship at the Seventh Annual Undergraduate Research Conference on Friday.
By Cory Phare
April 24, 2018
.jpg)
The Seventh Annual Undergraduate Research Conference: A Symposium of Scholarly Works and Creative Projects takes place April 27 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the North Classroom Atrium.
A marquee event of MSU Denver’s Undergraduate Research Program, the conference showcases the scholarly engagement of students and faculty, advancing scholarship while answering the demands for future employment and graduate-study preparation.
Attendees can choose from a bevy of interdisciplinary topics, including additive manufacturing applied to orthopedic supports, the role of alcohol in monastic life and how yoga can improve the lives of incarcerated women. Oral and poster presentations are broken up across four separate sessions.
Though registration for lunch and the keynote presentation has closed, all campus community members are invited to stop by North Classroom and support the scholarly achievements of our Roadrunners.