Northeastern Illinois University 15th Annual Student Research

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Northeastern Illinois University
15th
Annual Student Research Creative Activities
Symposium
To Faculty Members and Department
Chairs From John Albazi, Coordinator

Rachel Adeodu,
Co-Coordinator
15th
Annual Student Research Creative Activities
Symposium Date January 22, 2007 Ref CALL FOR
SUBMISSION OF ABSTRACTS The Annual Student
Research and Creative Activities Symposium has
become a highlight of the Spring Semester at
NEIU. This years Symposium is sponsored by the
Graduate College and will be held on Friday,
April 20th. We are now soliciting abstracts from
all undergraduate and graduate students. The
deadline for the submission of abstracts for the
Northeastern Illinois University 15th Annual
Student Research Creative Activities Symposium
is 400 PM on Thursday, March 1, 2007. We hope
you will encourage your students to submit
abstracts. Students will need to select a
faculty sponsor who will work with them on the
abstract and on the final preparation of the
project. Please provide those students who are
interested in presenting their work with the
enclosed Abstract Submission Form and description
of the required Abstract Format. Additional
copies of these forms will be available from the
following college representatives on the Steering
Committee
Rachel Adeodu, College of Education, Ext. 5369 /
CLS-3018
John Albazi, College of Arts Sciences,
Ext. 5681 / SCI-218G
David Rutschman, College of Arts
Sciences, Ext. 5714 / College of Arts Sciences
Kathleen Kardaras, University Honors Program,
Ext. 6045 / B-141
Mary Kimble for the Graduate College, Ext. 5727
/ SCI-352F
Rose Sperrazza, Creative Activities, Ext.
5902 / FA-115
D..S. Sundaram, College of
Business Management, Ext. 6135 / CLS-0030
We encourage all faculty sponsors to work closely
with their students to ensure that they submit a
polished, thorough abstract. Sample abstracts
are available for viewing at www.neiu.edu/srcas.
In the last thirteen years we have enjoyed
excellent participation and attendance, we would
like to make the 15th Annual Symposium even more
successful. This can be achieved only with your
participation. If you have any questions, please
contact any of the above listed members of the
steering committee.
C Sharon K. Hahs, President

Lawrence P. Frank, Provost

Kate L. Forhan, Dean, College of Arts
Sciences
Janet P. Fredericks, Dean, Graduate College

Maureen D. Gillette, Dean, College of Education

Malvin C. Terrell, VP, Student Affairs

Varkey K. Titus, Dean, College of
Business and Management