Advancing Creighton undergraduate research

Over nearly two decades, the Ferlic summer undergraduate research program has helped to spark a university culture fully committed to the practice of undergraduate research. Whether exploring the effects of age on load-velocity profiles in women or studying the limb symmetry of red-tailed hawks, Creighton students are conducting research alongside faculty mentors. Read more about this meaningful research.

Pictured above from left are Devon Stoffel, a senior exercise science and prehealth professions student; Mary Conway, instructor of exercise science, who participated in Stoffel's study; and Mitchel Magrini, PhD, assistant professor of exercise science and prehealth professions and Stoffel's faculty mentor.