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Summer Research Symposium

Summer Research Symposium

The College of Science and Health hosts the Summer Research Symposium each August. This event showcases student research from across the university.

To access past years' presenters, please see below:

2025 Presenters and Abstracts

2024 Presenters and Abstracts

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CSH News

The annual Say it in 6 competition challenges graduate students to distill big ideas into a single image and just six words. This year's theme: growth. (Pictured, first place winner Megan Vandermause)

Saying more with less Posted 2:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025 Say it in 6 competition challenges grad students to rethink communication, reflect on growth Read

From left, Lisa Klein, UWL Community Engagement director; Marie Moeller, associate dean of the College of Arts, Social Sciences & Humanities; Betsy Morgan, UWL provost; and Whitney George, associate dean of the College of Science & Health. Moeller, George and Morgan are principal investigators for the NSF grant. Klein has grown many community partnerships across campus in her role.

Preparing talent for the AI era Posted 2:01 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, 2025 UWL receives $400,000 NSF grant to grow innovation-driven business partnerships Read

UW-La Crosse graduate student Mariah Rogers (kneeling) is part of a small team of researchers working to document Wisconsin's population of truffles, a fungi prized for use in luxury cuisine. An exciting discovery this fall brought to light a truffle that was previously unrecognized by science.

Mycologists on a mission Posted 10 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025 UWL researchers explore little-known world of truffles, make exciting discovery Read

The campus community has come together to support UWL's Adapted PE program amid uncertainty around federal funding.

Supporting a critical need Posted 4 p.m. Monday, Oct. 6, 2025 Facing uncertain future, Adapted PE program seeks donations on One Day for UWL Read

One of the fastest growing areas in Health Professions is Radiologic Sciences. From left, UWL student Ally Richarson, Director of Radiologic Sciences Melissa Weege, and UWL students Maddy Benson and Emma Strassburg are using VERT- radiation therapy virtual reality software.

Leading in Health Professions Posted 3:23 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2, 2025 UWL health programs see continual growth, top-tier outcomes and direct pipelines to employment Read