There were 19 research posters at the showcase, covering an array of topics.Ĭiara Sanders, a master’s student in biological sciences, used the showcase as an opportunity to spread awareness around climate change. “We know that it's wonderful for our students and we know that it helps our faculty in accomplishing the research goals that they have.” “We are a campus that is deeply committed to undergraduate research for multiple reasons,” said Chuck De Leone, interim dean of Graduate Studies and Research. This year’s event was presented by CUGR and the Office of Graduate Studies and Research. The showcase was created more than a decade ago by the Committee for Undergraduate Research (CUGR) to share students’ passion for research while encouraging them to take the next steps in their future careers. “The presentation skills that they gain from something like this can be very helpful in every stage of their career from this point forward. “This is critical in getting our students prepared to join the workforce and understand what research really involves and what their career path could be if they go into research,” said Jackie Trischman, interim dean of the College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. 9 outside of the University Student Union, provided a valuable learning experience for students to share their work with the campus community. The Student Poster Showcase annually promotes the success of student research and creativity at Cal State San Marcos, and the fall 2021 event was no exception.
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