Welcome Message from Dr.Dorota Huizinga
Dean of Graduate Studies
May 17th, 2018
Dear Colleagues and Students,
Welcome to the 2018 “Meeting of the Minds” Student Research Symposium- the 7th year of this universitywide event that highlights the outstanding research and creative taking place on our beautiful campus.
This event is an opportunity to celebrate and acknowledge the innovation, scholarship, and creativity that
our undergraduate and graduate students bring to their research and place for sharing their discoveries
and insights with the campus community.
More than 200 students from across all disciplines are presenting their research or creative projects, and more than ten awards will be presented for the best oral and poster presentations during our Recognition of Student Researchers Luncheon on May 18th.
Thank you to our dedicated faculty mentors who have encouraged students in their research, and to the staff for coordinating this year’s symposium. More than 70 volunteers of faculty, staff, and students are sharing their time today to help make the event a successful one. I am truly grateful for these efforts, and I am proud to call CSUSB my new home.
Sincerely,
Dorota Huizinga, Ph.D.
Welcome Message from Dr. Christina Hassija
Dr. Christina Hassija
Faculty Director for the Office of Student Research
May 17th, 2018
Dear Colleagues and Students,
It is with great pleasure that I welcome the students and faculty of California State University, San Bernardino to the Office of Student Research’s (OSR) 7th annual “Meeting of the Minds” Student
Research Symposium. “Meeting of the Minds” is our opportunity to showcase the outstanding research and creative projects of our students and their faculty mentors.
Today, we would like recognize and see the results of our students’ hard work. I sincerely hope that you enjoy today’s presentations and performances, take pride in our students’ efforts, and offer them congratulations on their successes. I would also like to extend sincere gratitude to our faculty mentors and volunteers who consistently go above and beyond to support their students and the activities of our office. Our continued growth and success would not be possible without your passion, generosity, and commitment. The success of your students reflects the transference of your knowledge and skills to the next generation of scholars and researchers.
Thank you all for your support and attendance today, and I hope you will continue to participate in future OSR events.
Sincerely,
Christina Hassija, Ph.D.
