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2023 Chlapaty Fellows to Conduct Research - Vimarsana News

2023 Chlapaty Fellows to Conduct Research

DUBUQUE, IOWA (May 8, 2023) – Sixteen University of Dubuque students and recent graduates will research topics from cellular metal contamination and tolerance in crayfish to Iowa’s fair cross section guarantee in jury pools through the Joseph and Linda Chlapaty Summer Research Fellowship.Fellows will engage in one-on-one research with faculty, prepare for post-graduate school

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University of Dubuque Students Will Research as Chlapaty Fellows

16 University of Dubuque students and recent graduates will participate in the Joseph and Linda Chlapaty Summer Research Fellowship. They will commit to 400 hours of work over a 10-week period through the summer.

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University of Dubuque Students Will Research as Chlapaty Fellows

16 University of Dubuque students and recent graduates will participate in the Joseph and Linda Chlapaty Summer Research Fellowship. They will commit to 400 hours of work over a 10-week period through the summer.

University of Dubuque Students Will Research as Chlapaty Fellows - Vimarsana News

University of Dubuque Students Will Research as Chlapaty Fellows

16 University of Dubuque students and recent graduates will participate in the Joseph and Linda Chlapaty Summer Research Fellowship. They will commit to 400 hours of work over a 10-week period through the summer.