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Misericordia University Students Advocate for Research at State Capitol

April 17, 2025 - 13:23

Misericordia University Students Advocate for Research at State Capitol

Students and faculty from the Psychology and Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) departments at Misericordia University recently took part in URC-PA Day at the State Capitol in Harrisburg. This event brought together students from various institutions across Pennsylvania to advocate for the importance of undergraduate research.

During the day, participants engaged with lawmakers and shared their research experiences, emphasizing the critical role that undergraduate research plays in higher education. The students showcased their projects, demonstrating how their work contributes to the advancement of knowledge in their respective fields. This initiative not only highlighted the value of academic inquiry but also aimed to secure support for continued funding and resources for research programs.

The opportunity to connect with peers and legislators allowed students to gain insights into the legislative process while advocating for their academic interests. Events like URC-PA Day are vital in fostering a culture of research and collaboration among Pennsylvania's universities, ensuring that students are equipped to make meaningful contributions to society.


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