Nicholas Primavera showcases scholarship at the 2018 Student Research Symposium

2018 May 21

SUNY New Paltz student Nicholas Primavera of Milton, N.Y. presented at the 2018 Student Research Symposium.

The Symposium is part of "Minds @ Work," one of the busiest and happiest days on the academic calendar at New Paltz, as students across the disciplines share the outcomes of high-impact learning experiences conducted in the classroom, the arts studio, the laboratory and the workplace. Students of all majors are invited to participate.

Many of the research experiences presented at the Symposium are made possible by the College's Research, Scholarship and Creative Activities (RSCA) program. RSCA helps students obtain funding and collaborate with faculty members to engage with projects that prepare them for what comes next, whether that be graduate study and more research, or employment in fields where completion of an undergraduate research project is seen as evidence of problem solving and other high-demand skills.

Read more online about "Minds @ Work" at SUNY New Paltz.