Madison Regel (left), Madison Lilleberg (middle) and Bashaer Abdushakour (right) stand in front of their poster presentation on the second day of the symposium.
CHENEY-Eastern Washington University (EWU) hosted its 25th anniversary of the Student Research and Creative Works Symposium last week to showcase the hard work and dedication of EWU student research.
Symposium committee chair and anthropology professor Julia Smith has been a part of the event for 15 years and was grateful to be back celebrating student success after a two-year break.
"Doing this research is important because it lets them do projects from first to last," Smith said. "It lets them learn how to take something, plan it out, do it, get up in front of people and talk about it - to b...
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