Student/Faculty Research

Our professors are making important discoveries. You can, too.

We have strong faculty research programs that lay the foundation for diverse student-faculty research opportunities and advanced laboratory and field-based learning.

Recent highlights:

Psychological Pathology and Aging in Cervantes’s Don Quixote de La Mancha

By: Ida Sudol '16
Faculty Adviser: Luis Gonzalez

Central American Youth Emigration: The Intersection of Insecurity and Corruption

By: Shannon Lydon '16
Faculty Adviser: Frank Graziano

Historical Memory as a Barrier to Education Equity

By: Leah Swinson '15
Faculty Adviser: Leo Garofalo

Non-Traditional Dominican Migration and its Effects on Foreign Affairs, Gender Norms and Race Relations: Migration to Madrid, Spain in Comparison to the United States

By: Janil Tejada '15
Faculty Adviser: Leo Garofalo