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Science & Technology: Faculty Research

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College of Science & Technology
Armstrong State University
11935 Abercorn Street
Savannah, GA 31419
cst@armstrong.edu
912.344.3330

Undergraduate Research in the College of Science and Technology

Few experiences will better prepare you for a lifetime of learning than active participation in research early in your education. Now is the time to explore a variety of disciplines, career paths and scientific approaches. All you need is a longing to learn something not in a textbook, curiosity about the world around you and a desire to work on questions for which there is no known answer. So what will you discover?

See what research is going on in your major:

Biology                                           Computer Science and IT

Engineering                                    Mathematics

Psychology                                    Chemistry & Physics

For more information, please contact CST Coordinator of Undergraduate Research Joshua Williams

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