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Join the student makers in building paper circuit Thank Yous for your mentor! A 3D printer will also be running for added creativity and enjoyment.

Psychology students in Dr. Pierce's EEG lab will hook you up to a mobile EEG and you can watch your brain behave in real time! You can also observe your own EKG and EMG behavior.

History students will provide a multimedia presentation on scholarly work.

Honors students will provide oral and poster presentations on scholarly work produced with their faculty mentors.

After reading extensively on the literature of place, each student was asked to reflect on an encounter they have had with a place, either past or present—to map it in words. They were asked to get in both the exterior landscape, the one we see, but also the interior one, the center of meaning. Some questions they explore: is it the physical environment, the human community, or some combination of both that is important to you about this place? Have you ever felt that the place you are writing about is or could be threatened in some way? If so, how did/would you respond?