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Spelunking!
Okay, so there is a whole giant list of awesome experiences I had in Arizona. Even though we were there to work, we did have some opportunities to explore and have fun too. You’d think that, in the middle of … Continue reading
Posted in Alisa Wallace '14
Tagged Arizona, Biology, caves, research, spelunking
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Undergraduate Research at Puget Sound: A Brief Overview
In my last blog I spent a considerable amount of time discussing summer research grants, but I thought that I would take the time to revisit student research at Puget Sound for a few reasons. (My previous discussion of summer … Continue reading
Posted in 2012-13, Billy Rathje '15
Tagged Art, Billy Rathje, Biology, Computational Biochemistry, Crosscurrents, Elements, Grants, Humanities, Kittredge Gallery, Machinal, Music, Pterodactyls, Puget Sound, Rabbit Hole, research, Schneebeck Concert Hall, science, Senior Theatre Festival, Tallgrass Gothic, Theatre, undergraduate, Undergraduate Research Symposium, University of Puget Sound, UPS
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