Michigan State University’s 24th annual University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum (UURAF) will take place Friday, April 8, at the Breslin Student Events Center as well as online. The forum will include poster, oral, performance, and film/exhibit presentations.
UURAF provides MSU students, from every major, with an opportunity to showcase their scholarship and creative activity while gaining experience presenting their research, answering questions about their work, and receiving constructive feedback from judges.
Held each spring, UURAF brings together an intellectual community of highly motivated students to share their work with faculty, staff, peers, and external audiences. The event provides a unique educational opportunity for aspiring researchers.
For this year’s online presentation, there will be both asynchronous and synchronous options. Meanwhile, the exhibits, films, oral presentations, performances, and posters will be presented asynchronously.
There are 24 students from the College of Arts & Letters who will present their research as part of the 2022 UURAF. Those students include:
- Charlotte Bachelor, junior Professional and Public Writing major
- Nate Chevalier, senior Linguistics major
- Amina Darabie, junior Anthropology, Arabic, and Experience Architecture major
- Mikayla Dinh, senior Graphic Design major
- Theo Durrett, senior Graphic Design major
- Maddy Eischer, senior Apparel and Textile Design major
- Jessie Gott, senior Studio Art major
- Jordan House, junior Theatre major
- Sarah Jozefaciuk, senior Spanish major
- Newt Kelbley, senior Linguistics major
- Sarah Knappenberger, senior Linguistics major
- Grace Kurtz, junior Graphic Design major
- Antonio Lia, sophomore English major
- Emily Lin, senior Experience Architecture major
- Callista Lupa, junior Linguistics major
- Grace Maclaren, sophomore English major
- Skyla Mangum, senior Apparel and Textile Design major
- Natalie Park, senior Art Education major
- Taryn Renshaw, senior Graphic Design major
- Christopher Robinson, sophomore Graphic Design major
- Emma Stoolmaker, senior Art Education major
- Alaina Torres, sophomore English major
- Alex Vonhof, senior Studio Art major
- Sydney Warner, senior Interdisciplinary Humanities major
For more information and a complete listing of all the presenters, see the 2022 UURAF Program Book or visit the University Undergraduate Research and Arts Forum website.
Written by Hannah Diggs
