TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Students at Tallahassee Community College got to show off what they learned throughout the semester at the annual symposium.
Everything from artificial intelligence in the health care industry to presentations, students got to demonstrate what their passions are and what they may want to pursue as a career.
"It's a high impact practice so we know that if we get our students involved in undergraduate research when they walk on to campus they will more likely be retained they will more likely graduate with honors," said Tracy Woodard, TCC's Dean of Communications and Humanities.
An award ceremony was held after and the winner will get the opportunity to attend the National Council for Undergraduate Research Conference.
