Summer 2015
The Other Silk Road
Wesley Lacson ’15 conducted research on the Silk Road marketplace from a business perspective.
Research + Discovery
Summer 2015
Culture, Diversity and Immigration in France
Caitlin McAteer traveled to Béziers, France and volunteered at a migrant-serving organization to better understand the complex issues of transnational migration.
Summer 2015
Spiders as Mercury Contaminators
Are spiders a missing link as toxic mercury moves from water onto land?
Summer 2015
Nine Questions of Undergraduate Research
From the dark web to poisonous spiders, undergraduates and their faculty mentors investigate big questions in a search for useful results.
Spring 2015
Ethan Casey – Race beyond Ferguson
Author turned road trip into book exploring race and change in the U.S.
Spring 2015
Aminah McCloud – Islam in America
Green Chair lecturer bridges the wisdom of the founding fathers and 21st Century Islam
Spring 2014
Hands-on research for kinesiology students
Graduate and undergraduate students are studying the relationship between how we eat and hormones that affect appetite and what we eat and hormones that control blood glucose.
Spring 2014
Time to eat
TCU researchers study how eating speed affects calorie consumption.
Spring 2014
Nutrition students teach culinary medicine
Nutritional sciences students teach medical students recipes for better health.
Fall 2013
Learning through play
Kinesiology Professor Debbie Rhea launches pilot program to improve education with more playtime.