LAS undergraduate students share research insights
Undergraduate students in biochemistry and biology spent their summers sharpening their research skills. They presented their findings at a Sept. 5 showcase.
Category: Students
Superb summer experiences
Some LAS students spent their summers broadening their horizons and academic goals through research, internships, and amazing travel experiences.
CYstarters spotlight: Ellie Lashier
Ellie Lashier (’25 religious studies, music) combines music and entrepreneurship in perfect harmony through Joyful Melodies, an innovative piano method designed to foster imaginative music-making for young kids.
High school students begin their professional conditioning in the Greenlee School’s Sports Media Training Camp
The Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication partnered with Cyclones.tv to offer students a behind-the-scenes day in the life of various sports media professionals.
CYstarters spotlight: Ella Schulte
Ella Schulte (’24 MS journalism and mass communication) has created a personalized digital publication, called “You,” that aims to represent those who are often overlooked by mainstream media.
Driven by curiosity
From digging into history archives to studying human malaria parasites, these LAS students are spending their summer making discoveries and gaining valuable research skills.
CYstarters spotlight: Chloe Mettenbrink
Chloe Mettenbrink (’26 liberal studies) is transforming lives with SockzUp, an assistive tool to help individuals with limitations or disabilities put on and take off their socks with ease.
CYstarters spotlight: Spenser Leise
Spenser Leise (’26 advertising) developed his business, Songbird Music Décor, when he couldn’t find music posters that fit his aesthetic.