University of Tennessee Social Psychologist to Keynote 65th Annual Science Seminar
Hollins University’s annual Science Seminar, held each April, celebrates scientific research and inquiry and showcases the work conducted by Hollins science and mathematics students throughout the current academic year.
Hollins Student to be Recognized at Preeminent Cardiovascular Conference
Charvi Gangwani ’24 has been invited to attend the American College of Cardiology’s Annual Scientific Session Together with the World Congress of Cardiology (ACC.23/WCC), which takes place March 4 – 6 at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans. The biology major will meet scientists from around the world, attend cardiovascular research and educational sessions, and explore the Expo Hall to learn about the latest cardiovascular treatments.
Hollins Joins Women in STEM Alliance to Foster Career Preparation
Hollins is one of the founding partner institutions for a new women-focused professional development program that offers students technology and career readiness skills.
From Honors Thesis to Peer-Reviewed Journal: Student/Faculty Mental Health Study Earns Impressive Publication
Collaborating with Assistant Professor of Psychology Caroline Mann, Hinza Malik ’21 has published an article in a national, peer-reviewed journal that sheds new light on the connection between self-concept and mental illness stigma.
Student/Faculty Research Presented at American Society for Microbiology Va. Branch Annual Meeting
Research projects by two recent Hollins graduates were recently featured at the Virginia meeting of one of the world’s largest life sciences societies.
Hollins Students Showcase Projects at Summer Research Symposium
Twelve Hollins University students were among the 240 undergraduates from across the country presenting at the 11th annual Summer Research Symposium at Virginia Tech on July 28.
Hollins Students to Conduct Summer Research through Virginia Tech’s Global Change Center
Through the Hollins Partnership program, Aqsa Fazal ’23, Olivia Sacci ’24, and Jessica Willebeek-LeMair ’23 will gain undergraduate research experiences this summer in collaboration with faculty at Virginia Tech.
By Researching the Gut Microbiome, Hana Olof ’22 Seeks Ways to Strengthen Immune Systems
Hana Olof ’22, a biology major and psychology minor, intends to become one of the scientists who unlocks the mysteries of the gut microbiome and harnesses its potentially considerable impact.
With a Passion for Working in Reproductive Health, Alea Rodriguez ’23 Earns Both Internship and Research Experience
Alea Rodriguez ’23 is a self-described “go-getter,” and that quality is a major reason why the biology major and chemistry minor is on her way to achieving her goal of a career in women’s health and the treatment of infertility.
Hollins Students Present Research on Cross-Race Effect to the Southeastern Psychological Association
Hana Olof ’22 and Soha Munir ’23 joined Visiting Assistant Professor of Psychology Alex Wooten in representing Hollins at the 68th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA), held March 23 – 26 at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
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