Undergraduate Research

Summer Fellows

The PC Summer Fellows (PCSF) Program will enhance your academic experience by providing you with opportunities to work with faculty during the summer. You'll gain research experience working with faculty mentors. You'll find that you enjoy the process of research as a creative intellectual activity in a living-learning environment.

Honors Day Symposium

The annual Honors Day Symposium offers students an opportunity to share the results of their scholarly efforts with the Presbyterian College community. The Symposium occurs the afternoon of the Honors Day Convocation; both events honor outstanding academic work being completed by PC students. Past symposiums have included literary, humanist, and scientific presentations and posters from students of all years.

Students wishing to participate should submit a proposal that includes the author's name, the supervising professor and department, paper/poster title (specifying format), and a brief abstract (approximately 100 words). Also indicate any equipment needed for the presentation. Students should submit this information electronically to the coordinator for their division.

Division coordinators are:

Additional information may be obtained from Dr. Robert Freymeyer rhfreym@presby.edu

 

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Call our office at 1-800-960-7583 to arrange a visit. We will be glad to set you up to visit with faculty and/or sit in on a class or stay overnight in a dorm.

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