Research 101: Life Sciences Edition
Washburn Observatory (1401 Observatory Drive)
What can research look like in Life Sciences? Whether you’re just beginning to explore what research means or you’re gearing up to write a senior Honors thesis, this event is for you.
Join us for a panel discussion and Q&A with faculty members and a current undergraduate researcher as they share about their scholarship and research experiences. Topics covered by the panelists may include how to ask a compelling research question, examples of real faculty research projects, and what doing undergraduate research or a thesis can actually look like.
Bring your curiosity, connect with faculty, and find out more about the real work of life sciences!
Event Speakers:
Brett Larget | Statistics
Jeff Hardin | Integrative Biology
Karen Schloss | Psychology
Ellise Markevitch | Undergraduate Participant
Event details:
- Tuesday, October 7
- 5:30-7pm
- Washburn Observatory Library, 1401 Observatory Drive
Registration: Please complete our RSVP by Sunday, October 5. Space is limited.
Other events in this series:
October 23 – Physical and Computational Sciences Edition
November 11 – Humanities Edition
December 2 – Social Sciences Edition
Questions? Email honors@honors.ls.wisc.edu
The Research 101 series has received generous financial support from the Cronon Funds – thank you!