This summer, William Peace University faculty piloted an innovative undergraduate research lab program. The two-week intensive workshop gave two first-year students applied experience designing and conducting their own research projects, grounded in their interests and experiences.
The program was co-led by Jennifer Blush, associate professor of psychology, and Jackson Bostian, assistant professor of user experience design. The idea emerged from a desire to ignite research enthusiasm among first- and second-year students. See full article here.