厙ぴ勛圖���s Academic Affairs and the Whitney Young Honors School���s Spring Liberal Arts Student Symposium will showcase students��� academic presentations and submissions. The student-driven event will be held from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday, April 14 in ASB Auditorium.
The symposium���s live performance of the Student Learning Outcomes aims to highlight KSU���s students��� achievements. The symposium also has created a tradition of providing an intellectual activity that can be shared with the Frankfort community.
Last year, several KSU students including Lacey Trautwein and Christa Watson participated in a fall symposium. Trautwein, who presented an academic paper on Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, called the event ���very enlightening.���
���As undergrads, many of us don���t get the opportunity to show off their research, but with this symposium, we can,��� Trautwein said. ���It was a wonderful opportunity and I encourage students doing all types of research to participate.���
KSU student Watson was one of the interviewers who posed questions to the student presenters. She said that the fall activity allowed the participants a chance to sharpen their public-speaking skills and be informed about their peers��� projects.
���There is a lot of research being done on this campus that I knew nothing about before attending the symposium,������ she said.
