West Virginia State University to Hold 23rd Annual Research Symposium April 27
4/20/2018
Contact: Jack Bailey
(304) 766-4109
jbaile19@wvstateu.edu
April 20, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
West Virginia State University to Hold 23rd Annual Research Symposium April 27
INSTITUTE, W.Va. – West Virginia State University’s (WVSU) College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics will hold its 23rd annual Research Symposium Friday, April 27, to share information and celebrate the scientific research being conducted by its students. The event will begin at 8:30 a.m. in Hamblin Hall on campus.
The symposium will be led by a keynote address from Dr. Olivia Prosper, assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Kentucky, entitled “Mathematics and Our Health.”
Mathematics has played an important role in our understanding of public health, with the theories developed in the early 20th century creating the foundation for much of today’s epidemiological mathematical modeling. Prosper will introduce some of these early models and discuss their impact on public health and their ongoing contribution to current research.
In addition, the symposium will feature presentations by student researchers and participants in WVSU’s Research Rookies program and NASA West Virginia Space Grant Consortium scholarship recipients, as well as an awards ceremony and an acknowledgement of graduating students.
"The symposium provides a public forum for our students to share their scientific research with a wider audience," said Dr. Naveed Zaman, dean of WVSU’s College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. "When students become part of a research group, it not only reinforces their scientific skills but makes them feel like part of a family, so this is also a celebration of their hard work and accomplishments."
The research symposium is sponsored by AT&T, The Dow Chemical Company and the NASA West Virginia Space Grant Consortium.
The event will take place in the Thomas R. Cabbell Auditorium in Hamblin Hall.
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Contact: Jack Bailey
(304) 766-4109
jbaile19@wvstateu.edu
April 20, 2018
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
West Virginia State University to Hold 23rd Annual Research Symposium April 27
INSTITUTE, W.Va. – West Virginia State University’s (WVSU) College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics will hold its 23rd annual Research Symposium Friday, April 27, to share information and celebrate the scientific research being conducted by its students. The event will begin at 8:30 a.m. in Hamblin Hall on campus.
The symposium will be led by a keynote address from Dr. Olivia Prosper, assistant professor of mathematics at the University of Kentucky, entitled “Mathematics and Our Health.”
Mathematics has played an important role in our understanding of public health, with the theories developed in the early 20th century creating the foundation for much of today’s epidemiological mathematical modeling. Prosper will introduce some of these early models and discuss their impact on public health and their ongoing contribution to current research.
In addition, the symposium will feature presentations by student researchers and participants in WVSU’s Research Rookies program and NASA West Virginia Space Grant Consortium scholarship recipients, as well as an awards ceremony and an acknowledgement of graduating students.
"The symposium provides a public forum for our students to share their scientific research with a wider audience," said Dr. Naveed Zaman, dean of WVSU’s College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. "When students become part of a research group, it not only reinforces their scientific skills but makes them feel like part of a family, so this is also a celebration of their hard work and accomplishments."
The research symposium is sponsored by AT&T, The Dow Chemical Company and the NASA West Virginia Space Grant Consortium.
The event will take place in the Thomas R. Cabbell Auditorium in Hamblin Hall.
Follow
West Virginia State University on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter
@WVStateU.
West Virginia State University is a public, land grant, historically black university, which has evolved into a fully accessible, racially integrated, and multi‐generational institution, located in Institute, W.Va. As a “living laboratory of human relations,” the university is a community of students, staff, and faculty committed to academic growth, service and preservation of the racial and cultural diversity of the institution. Its mission is to meet the higher education and economic development needs of the state and region through innovative teaching and applied research.
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