Student Research

Last updated March 13, 2015

Students across campus are involved in research of some kind. From measuring brain waves and blood pressure to examining consumer product preferences—the possibilities are endless! You may choose to work with a faculty member or conduct your own original research. But before you start your project, you may need approval from the IRRB. Once your research is complete, you may choose to present at the Palmer Research Symposium.

Biology and Chemistry

Faculty and students in Biology and Chemistry conduct research on human physiology, mammals and reptiles, geology, and much more! Click here for more information on these exciting research opportunities.

Psychological Sciences

Faculty and students in the Psychological Sciences conduct research in a variety of domains including child development, memory, physiology, addiction, counseling, and relationships. Click here for more information about the research opportunities available and how you can get involved.

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Mathematics

Faculty and students in the Mathematics Department conduct research in areas such as Graph Theory, Combinatorics, and Partial Differential Equations on mathematical topics as varied as Frobenius numbers, Fibonacci numbers, dodecahedrons, Nim, Cops and Robbers, Euler circuits, weird numbers, and chip games. Talk with any of the math faculty to learn more about these fun research opportunities.

VGIER

Information coming soon.

(Photo courtesy of Tim Hynds, Sioux City Journal)

Physics

Information coming soon.

Student Research Contact Information

IRRB

Questions for the IRRB, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

Current Chair: Jessica Pleuss, (712) 274-5292, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

Palmer Student Research Symposium

Kari Varner, (712) 274-5220, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

Jessica LaPaglia, (712) 274-5152, .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)