2017 Undergraduate Experience Student Research Symposium

Insights into Princeton Undergraduate Student Experiences

This inaugural symposium brings together undergraduates from across disciplines who have conducted investigations in the Princeton University context. Engaging students as partners and co-inquirers into their educational experience, the symposium provides a forum for student-inquirers to share their findings, insights, and implications and engage in roundtable conversations with Princeton University staff and faculty.

May 12, 2017 - Takeaways

The McGraw Center invited Princeton faculty and staff to participate in the first annual Undergraduate Experience Student Research Symposium held on May 12, 2017.

We kicked off the symposium with a brief keynote by Michael Moorin ’16 entitled “Princeton's Hidden Minority: Inclusion and Affirmation of Low-Income Students.” It was followed by three sets of breakout roundtable sessions during which student-inquirers shared key findings and discussed their implications for the university with administrators.

Teaching and Learning Calculus at Princeton

First Generation and Low Income Princeton Student Experiences

Describing and Navigating the Princeton Context

Athletics and Service on Campus: Princeton's Values and Students' Experiences

Black Students at Princeton: Admissions, Activism, and Attitudes

Stigma, De-stigmatization, and Thriving at Princeton University