Admission is free.
More than 50 students will take part in 49 presentations. Students worked with faculty members from more than a dozen departments and programs. Carrie Boyles created a living personality for a portrait of a young Roman girl, selected from the Riley Collection of Roman Portrait Sculpture at the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art. Her presentation includes a Web-based virtual tour of the girl's household. Sarah Frahm analyzed the flocking behavior of migrating raptors at the Macbride Nature and Recreation Area in Johnson County.