Samuel Smith of Baltimore Presented Work at 2016 Frostburg State Undergraduate Research Symposium

2016 Jul 25

In May, Frostburg State University student, Samuel Smith of Baltimore, presented work at the annual College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Undergraduate Research Symposium. Smith's project, "The Manifestation of White Privilege through Lack of Awareness and Denial," was performed under the tutelage of Dr. Elesha Ruminski and Dr. Marcus Hill.

The fifth annual Undergraduate Research Symposium showcased outstanding student research and artistry from 16 academic departments. Abstracts for each presentation can be found in the Undergraduate Research Symposium Booklet, available here: http://www.frostburg.edu/fsu/assets/File/Colleges/CLAS/2016%20Symposium%20Booklet%20final.pdf.

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