It's beneficial to all people on campus because it's very interdisciplinary. Senior Tim Busenhart, who will be presenting chemistry research, said students should come to the symposium to learn. Presenting at the symposium will help him because he would like to be a teacher someday. Even though the symposium will benefit Busenhart, he said he thinks it will especially benefit students who are planning to further their education. The symposium is also helpful in finding a faculty member to do research with, Busenhart said.
Every division usually has at least one entry.
Students can see presentations on a variety of topics from chemistry to subliminal messages. Students do not have to plan on spending the entire day at the symposium. The abstracts should be turned in to Lesczynski or any member of the committee.