KENNESAW, Ga. (Mar 27, 2019) — Four Kennesaw State undergraduate researchers present their research projects today during the first Posters at the Georgia State Capitol, an event for undergraduate researchers to share their scholarly works with state government officials. Their projects are among the 41 selected to debut under the Gold Dome. The KSU undergraduate researchers – Trae Dunn, Olivia Lauzon, Niko Giannakakos and Trevor Warnix – will share their projects in biology, psychology and mechanical engineering, respectively, from 2 to 4 p.m. today at the Georgia State Capitol. Sponsored by the Georgia Undergraduate Research Collective, this new annual event provides a public space for university students across Georgia to showcase their research, and any student enrolled in a public or private university/college in Georgia may apply to participate in this special poster session. “I am so proud of these students as they will be able to share their work at the state level,” s...
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