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Marietta College has announced the nine recipients of five endowed experiential education summer awards totaling more than $25,000. These awards support Mariett
Imagine being encouraged to bring your wildest ideas to life. At Marietta College, students are prepared and inspired to pursue their passions through hands-on research and creative projects that let their innovation shine.Just ask Evan Saribalas ’24 (New Albany, Ohio), an Applied Physics major who recently built an impressive hydraulic flume system to test the efficiency of rowing oars. Testing his capstone project, he flipped a switch, then watched with pride as 50 gallons of water rushed through the 2-meter flume he designed and constructed.
Marietta College is pleased to host presentations by four students who have conducted summer research as part of the Investigative Studies Program on Thursday, June 23rd. The presentations will begin at 11:00 a.m. in the Alma McDonough Auditorium. A reception will follow. The presentations are:
From research posters to original works of art, the 2022 All Scholars Day will highlight the talent and dedication to research of more than 180 students — and for the first time in two years, all events will be in-person.
May 14, 2021 | Tom Perry As a freshman, Sarah McNeer ’21 (Liberty Township, Ohio) was excited to get into a Biochemistry lab and start conducting her own research. Little did she know that her dedication to research would lead to her becoming the fourth recipient of the Laura Scott Etter Prize. “I am honored to receive this award in recognition of the years of work I have devoted to my undergraduate research,” McNeer said. “I would like to thank the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, as well as the Honors and Investigative Studies Committee, for making this project possibl...