Undergraduate Research Program
The Undergraduate Research Program invites TSC students to showcase their original research and creative activities to the TSC community. Our annual Undergraduate Research Symposium is our signature event, and all TSC students are invited to participate. At the symposium, an interdisciplinary team of judges will select the best representation of well-developed research for recognition and opportunities to be awarded one of several cash prizes.
Students who participate also have the opportunity to apply for a research fellowship grant. This grant aims to defray the costs of expenses students may incur in the course of undergraduate research projects. Learn more about how to apply here.
*Membership and participation in approved TSC student clubs, organizations, and academic teams is open to all currently enrolled students who have paid the Student Activity and Service Fee for the current semester in which the student is a member or requests to become a member of the student organization.
View the 2025 Undergraduate Research Symposium Program for Wednesday, March 26
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Time |
Event |
Location |
| 9 - 9:15 a.m. | Opening Remarks | WD 105 |
| 9:30 - 10:45 a.m. |
Concurrent Session 1 - Oral Presentations |
DH 219, 221, and 225 |
| 10 - 11 a.m. |
Poster Presentation Session 1 |
WD 105 |
| 11 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. |
Concurrent Session 2 - Oral Presentations |
DH 205, 219, 221, and 225 |
| 12 - 1 p.m. | Poster Presentation Session 2 |
WD 105 |
| 1 - 2 p.m. | 3-Minute Thesis Video Presentations |
DH 221 and Zoom (Meeting ID: 952 1658 8947) |
| 1 - 2 p.m. | Visual Arts Artist Talks | TSC Fine Arts Gallery |
| 2 - 3:30 p.m. | Performing Arts Presentations | Turner Auditorium |
| 2 - 3 p.m. | FSU Office of National Fellowships/Center for Undergraduate Research and Academic Engagement: Research Opportunities for Transfer Students | DH 221 |
| 4:30 - 6 p.m. | Awards Ceremony and Reception | WD 105 |
Acknowledgments
The Undergraduate Research Symposium is the capstone event of Tallahassee State College's Undergraduate Research Program, which initially began in the Fall of 2018. We hope each year's symposium showcases the multitude of research activities in which TSC students participate throughout each academic year.
This symposium and all other activities of the Undergraduate Research Program are coordinated by TSC's Undergraduate Research Council, an interdisciplinary group of faculty, staff, and administrators who volunteer their time and efforts toward making each symposium a success. A tremendous debt of gratitude is owed to them.
Undergraduate Research Council Members
Dr. Daniel Beugnet | Chair, Professor, Division of Communications and Humanities
Shekitta Allen | Learning Commons Specialist, The Learning Commons
Lynn Andresen | Professor, Division of Healthcare Professions
Dr. Ceron Bryant | Assistant Professor, Division of Communications and Humanities
Niki Costantino | Professor, Division of Communications and Humanities
Sam DeZerga | Director, The Learning Commons
Dr. Renee Gordon | Director, The TSC STEM Center
Dr. Cherie Hodge | Professor, Division of Healthcare Professions
Dr. Bryan Hooper | Dean, Division of Social Sciences
Dr. Beth Huettel | Associate Professor, Division of Science and Mathematics
Marissa Mainwood | Assistant Professor, Division of Applied Sciences
Dr. Joseph McNeil | Associate Professor, Division of Science and Mathematics
Dr. Cathryn Meyer | Associate Professor, Division of Communications and Humanities
Shaik Obaidullah | Assistant Professor, Division of Science and Mathematics
Dr. Gina O’Neal-Moffitt | Associate Professor, Division of Social Sciences
Michelle Peruche | Professor, Division of Social Sciences
Dr. David Proctor | Professor, Division of Social Sciences
Dr. Donya Samara | Associate Professor, Division of Communications and Humanities
Greg Schaberg | Learning Commons Specialist, The Learning Commons
John Schultz | Professor, Division of Communications and Humanities
Dr. Ken Tellis | Associate Dean, Division of Healthcare Professions
Erika Williams | Professor, Division of Science and Mathematics
Akila Williams | Assistant Professor, Division of Communications and Humanities
Thanks to our Sponsor
This year's Undergraduate Research Symposium would not have been possible without the very generous support of the TSC Foundation. A College Innovation Fund grant provided much of the financial support for this year's symposium, including refreshments, production of publicity materials, the printing of high-quality full-color posters, and the cost of printing this booklet. We are so grateful to all of the TSC Foundation's generous donors for their support of this worthy cause.