Scholars Day
Le Moyne undergraduate professors and students gather annually during the third week of April for a celebration of hands-on research and compelling outcomes known as Le Moyne Scholars Day.
As a young scholar on the Heights, you might find yourself at the day-long conference celebrating student presentations and awards and the creative accomplishments of your classmates from a variety of academic disciplines.
When the Spirit of Inquiry Meets the Pursuit of Knowledge
Profiles of students behind the hard work, long hours and persistent and rigorous study.
Tanya Melnyk ‘23
Major: Biology
Minors: Chemistry and Music
Research Presentation: Personal Power Over Periodontitis: Using Prochaska’s Stages of Change to Address Poor Oral Health Outcomes Due to Dental Anxiety
Samuel White Jr. ‘23
Major: Computer Science with Pre-Engineering
Research Presentation: Relating Coding Supply from High Schools to Coding Need in the Workforce
Walker Goodemote ‘23
Majors: Communications and History
Research Presentation: Identity by the Sword: How Physical Force Abolition Affirmed Personhood and Manhood for 19th Century Black Abolitionists
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Scholars Day By the Numbers
1998 The year of the first-ever event
50 Number of student scholars in 2023
15 Number of disciplines represented in 2023
1998 The year of the first-ever event
50 Number of student scholars in 2023
15 Number of disciplines represented in 2023
Scholarship on the Heights
The journey is definitely not linear, and I’ve gained powerful tools such as patience, independence and a strong work ethic which will carry with me through all aspects of life. My experience in research has taught me to be set on my goals but flexible in my methods of achieving them, which is a perspective that has positively impacted my life in several ways.”
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