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Opportunities for Graduate-Level Research 

Graduate Research Symposium

The Graduate Research Symposium combines Research Evening and the annual Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition.

Research Evening

Research Evening provides graduate students from across the university the opportunity to present their research projects. Participating graduate students are also eligible for the Hutchinson-Lahman Research Award.

The purpose of the award is to support graduate students’ dissemination of their research at a national or regional conference. Award winners receive travel funding to present at a professional conference.

Research Evening Programs

Academic Excellence Week

Research Day

 

Graduate Student Research

Doctoral Student Aims to Improve Preschool Inclusion in Rural Kansas
Special Education Ph.D. program


Social Emotional Learning Drives Doctoral Student’s Research 
Music – Music Education Concentration D.A. program


Graduate Student Leverages the Power of Play to Support Kids’ Health
Sport and Exercise Science M.S. – Social Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity Concentration program


Student's Research Reveals Risk of Noise Exposure at Hockey Games
Audiology Au.D. program


Student's Award-Winning Research Could Influence Future of Sports Marketing
Sport and Exercise Science Ph.D. — Sport Administration Concentration program


Applied Statistics and Research Methods Graduate Uses Data Science to Improve Victim Outcomes
Applied Statistics and Research Methods M.S. and Ph.D. programs


Dissertation Fellowship Supports Student’s Cancer Research
Sport and Exercise Science Ph.D. – Exercise Physiology Concentration program


Criminal Justice Master’s Student Honored with Dean’s Citation for Excellence
Criminology and Criminal Justice M.A. program


Graduate’s Psychological Safety Study Could Change Nursing Education
Nursing Education Ph.D. program