By George
Lewis
"This competition is
unique on college campuses and provides an excellent opportunity for undergraduates to
test their skills and to begin to see their academic work in a serious, professional
light."
--Phillipp Kraemer, dean of
undergranduate studies
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Oct.
11, 2000 – (Lexington, Ky.) – Undergraduates could turn
their classroom work into cold cash by entering the Oswald Research and Creativity
Program. Money aside, the purpose of the program is to encourage research and
creative activities by undergraduate students, said Philipp Kraemer, dean of undergraduate
studies. Kraemer urges students to enter research papers done either for class or on their
own in the categories of science or the humanities.
“This competition is unique on college campuses and
provides an excellent opportunity for undergraduates to test their skills and to begin to
see their academic work in a serious, professional light,” Kraemer said.
Any undergraduate who
does not already have a four-year degree is eligible
to enter the program. Registration forms are available
in the Office of Undergraduate Studies, Room 206,
Gillis Building, or on the Web at www.uky.edu/UGS/.
Awards are $350 for first place in each category, and $250
for second place.
For more information, contact Retha Higgs, (859) 257-5448 or
via email.
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