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other students arrive on campus, programs in the honors residence halls early in the fall semester,<br />
and two one-credit courses during the first year.<br />
The Benefits of the Freshman "Triple"<br />
Kerriann Kane, La Salle University *<br />
Megan Marron, La Salle University *<br />
Terence McCarrick, La Salle University *<br />
Stephen Smith, La Salle University<br />
Andrew Thum, La Salle University *<br />
This program demonstrates the benefits of integrating three distinct disciplines taught under a<br />
shared theme with content coordination during the freshman year. We will describe the<br />
freshman honors labs that supplement course knowledge by utilizing Philadelphia and other<br />
aesthetic learning experiences relevant to course content.<br />
Methods of Undergraduate Research<br />
Friday, October 22<br />
9:30 AM – 10:40 AM<br />
Marriott Tower 2nd Floor, Basie Ballroom A1<br />
Gen, T&L<br />
Student Moderator: Lauren Emery, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania *<br />
Junior Seminar: Building Bridges to the Senior Capstone Project<br />
Spencer Marshall, Clarion University *<br />
Bridget O’Donnell, Clarion University *<br />
Ben Trodden, Clarion University *<br />
This presentation will describe an interdisciplinary seminar foundational for the Senior Capstone<br />
experience, which is crucial in bridging the honors sequence with the final project as it develops<br />
presentation and portfolio skills while requiring students to develop a prospectus for their senior<br />
project and to link with a faculty mentor.<br />
Beyond Bibliography: Forging New Territory in Student Research<br />
Kelsey Eaton, Minot State University *<br />
Jane la Plante, Minot State University<br />
Lynne Rumney, Minot State University<br />
The Honors Program at Minot State University recently instituted a required information literacy<br />
class that has significantly improved student research capacities and writing abilities. Though<br />
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