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    Undergrads hone research skills during summer program

    • [Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellows]
      Principal Daniel Woolf and Vice-Principal (Research) Steven Liss with the recipients of the Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowship.
    • [Principal Daniel Woolf and Emily Gong]
      Principal Daniel Woolf listens as undergraduate student Emily Gong explains her research on the history of art, religion and culture in the Dunhuang Mogao Caves.
    • [Ellen O'Donoghue and Mariah Horner]
      Mariah Horner (right) explains her research on contemporary Canadian performance to fellow student Ellen O'Donoghue.
    • [Steven Liss and Jessica Metuzals]
      Undergraduate student Jessica Metuzals explains her work to Steven Liss, Vice-Principal (Research).
    • [Undergraduate student Michelle Tam]
      A crowd gathers around Michelle Tam as she explains her research during the Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowship celebration.

    The university hosted a special celebration on Oct. 27 to recognize the 20 students who participated in the 2014 Undergraduate Student Summer Research Fellowship (USSRF) program. Principal Daniel Woolf and Vice-Principal (Research) Steven Liss attended the event and congratulated the students on their accomplishments.

    The USSRF program is an opportunity for continuing undergraduate students in social sciences, humanities, business and education to develop research skills under the guidance of a faculty researcher. The program provides meaningful opportunities to engage in discovery-based learning and to develop research and presentation skills. More information