By Rachel CoxElijah Bouma-Sims ’21 shares how he got involved with a research project that won a $100,000 award, and how research opportunities have shaped his professional and academic goals. |Park News
By Rachel CoxUndeterred by this summer’s unique challenges, Park Scholars sought out opportunities to support their communities and stay on track with their professional goals. |Park News
By Evan Grant '20Evan Grant is a Park Scholar in the Class of 2020 studying mechanical engineering with a minor in art and design. He is originally from... |Park News
By Janine AlbertThe Brody School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics Research Division at East Carolina University is looking for rising juniors and seniors who have an interest... |Park News
By Reneé TutchtonJada Hester ’20 was named one of ten WomenNC Scholars from across the state. WomenNC is a local non-profit committed to finding solutions to advance... |Park News
By Lauren Caddick '14How do you capture the interest of researchers all over the country in 140 characters or less? Danielle Winter ‘18, a senior majoring in biological... |Park News
By Lauren Caddick '14When a tsunami was triggered off the coast of Japan in 2011 by an undersea 9.0 magnitude earthquake, five nuclear reactors in Fukushima were destroyed... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzAs most creative types will attest, art-making is an iterative process requiring close study and a willingness to adjust and blend ideas. Likewise, Claire Shigekawa... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzSince she was a child, Emma Thompson ’17 knew that she wanted to pursue a career in the medical field. While the southern Mississippi native... |Park News
By Valerie SchwartzYou can never truly leave home. Hometowns shape us and make us into who we are as people and as professionals. Ashley Lawson’s hometown has...