Since 2002, twenty-six economics majors have presented papers at the Issues in Political Economy (IPE) undergraduate research sessions hosted by the Eastern Economics Association. The IPE sessions attract students from all over the country and from institutions including the likes of MIT, Smith College, Colby College, and the College of Wooster, to name a few. Professor Stephen DeLoach, co-head of […]
Mathematics education majors Andria Kelly and Megan Nygaard presented with Professor Tim Harms a session titled “What’s wrong with these problems?” at the Minnesota Council of Teachers of Mathematics, MCTM, state conference April 2013.
One of the greatest ways to network, stay up to date on relevant information in your field or major, and build professional speaking experience formally and informally is through conferences. Whether you’ve attended, will be soon, or think you might in the future this Take The Lead has you covered.
Philosophy major Lance Pearson presented his paper, “A Moral Accounting of Unrequited Love: Perspectives from both Hume and Kant” at the 2013 Minnesota Philosophical Society Undergraduate Conference on April 13 at St. Catherine University in St. Paul, Minn. Also attending the conference were Philosophy majors Jacob Hedlund (President of the Philosophy Club), Ilerioluwa Oyebanjo, and Stephon Stulken.
Sophomore physics major and math and economics minor, Iwetim Abate, attended the National Conference of Undergraduate Research in University of Wisconsin, La Cross between April 11-13.The National Conferences on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), established in 1987, is dedicated to promoting undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity in all fields of study by sponsoring an annual conference for students.