UMM 2005 Undergraduate Research Symposium Photos
2005 Undergraduate Research Symposium
Dr. Jeff Ratliff-Crain, chair of the organizing committee, welcomed
participants of all ages to UMM's 5th Annual Undergraduate Research
Symposium Friday, April 15, 2005.
"A strong research program," points out Professor of Geology James Cotter,
the 2000 recipient of the Presidential Award for Excellence in Science and
one of UMM's Horace
T. Morse educators, "provides a better quality of education...for
maturing scholars." Performances,
presentations and posters covered topics ranging from democracy in
Iran, reason and paradox, niching in evolutionary computation, subway
television commercials, demotion of the Shrew to pop-feminist teen idol,
glacial scours, antibiotic resistance of staph isolates from milk,
cloning, adult attachment styles, truck driver productivity, and child
labor.
Please enjoy these images from the 2005 Symposium. Larger electronic
versions are available upon request from webbrl@morris.umn.edu.
Our thanks to all participants and staff who helped make this year's
Symposium a success.
See you next year!
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18, 2005
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