Each year, Portland State University’s faculty and staff come together to nominate PSU’s most distinguished students for the Student Achievement Awards. Students can be recognized in three categories: Academic Achievement, University Service and Community Involvement. This year, nearly 300 students were nominated, the largest number in recent history. “I am incredibly impressed with the level of hard work and dedication I have come across,” commented J.R. Tarabocchia, Outreach & Advancement Coordinator whose office administers the awards.
From radon hazards to bicycle transportation, from eco-roofs to social network theory, the work of 250 students will be on display Wednesday, May 8 at Portland State University’s first-ever Campus-Wide Student Research Symposium.
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Portland State University's first campus-wide Student Research Symposium. Undergraduate and graduate students of all disciplines encouraged to participate. Both paper and poster sessions included.
A complete literature review conducted in an efficient and organized manner can set the stage for success in a large research project like a thesis or dissertation. This session will show students how to conduct a literature review. This session will NOT cover citation management programs such as EndNote, Zotero, etc.
You've read the theories and articles, and you know it must be true, but sometimes finding concrete data to back it up can be difficult. This hour-long workshop will cover where and how to find data sets for social sciences research.
