IROP Symposium
Each year in October, the Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research marks the academic homecoming of IROP students with the IROP SYMPOSIUM, brief illustrated research presentations crafted for a general audience of faculty, students, administrators, supporters, families, and invited guests. The 2011 IROP Symposium will take place on Friday, 14 October from 2-5.30 in MUB theatres 1 and 2. Click here for a detailed schedule of events.
This summer IROP funded ten projects in (moving from northern to southern latitudes) Sweden above the Arctic circle, Northern Ireland, the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, Morocco, Qatar, Belize, Ghana, and Uganda, on topics ranging from rhythmic and harmonic structure in the minimalist music of composer Steve Reich to quantifying methane ebuillitive flux (a way of documenting global warming) to best practices for eco-tourism, and helping babies born in low resource settings breathe. Representing music theory, environmental science, biology, hospitality management, business administration, nursing, political science, and environmental engineering, these students are learning the lessons and forming the international attachments that can sustain them through a lifetime in their professions once they leave UNH.
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