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Student-led team publishes national paper on inquiry-based learning in chemistry
“Using a Guided-Inquiry Approach to Teach Michaelis–Menten Kinetics” was published in the American Chemical Society’s Journal of Chemical Education, explaining how Iski, Jones and Phillips applied a guided inquiry-based system of lab instruction.
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Gaming students take interdisciplinary approach to summer TURC projects
Courtney Spivey and Cheyanne Wheat are implementing art and museum culture into their computer simulation and gaming degrees.
- Geologist Janet Haggerty completes service as vice provost for research and dean of TU’s Graduate School
- Hurricane Mathfest builds confidence for girls in STEM fields
- High school senior offered $2.5M in scholarships at 35 universities, chooses TU
- Three faculty named TU Outstanding Researchers
- MADE at TU builds device for special needs children at Kendall-Whittier Elementary