The Center is a combined effort of Utah State University and the American West Heritage Foundation. For more information, call 245-6050. Student research, scholarship and creative projects take center stage Thursday, April 20, in Student Showcase 2000 at Utah State University. Sponsored annually by USU's Honors Program, the Showcase is the culminating event of the academic year for many students and gives fellow students, faculty and the public an opportunity to see the caliber of research and creativity of USU students, said David Lancy, Honors director. The various components of Student Showcase 2000 include The Last Lecture by biologist Anne Anderson, poster and paper presentations and the opening of five new exhibits in the Museum of Anthropology.
All events are free and open to the public.
Her research is aimed at helping plants grow more productively. The Last Lecture is co-sponsored by the Associated Students of USU's Arts and Lectures Series. Some 30 posters will be displayed by students from a variety of disciplines. Writing as Self-Education and Cultural Consumption. Each student participating in the presentations is sponsored or mentored by a USU faculty member.