Senior Honors Thesis II
Senior Honors Thesis II involves individual research and study in pathobiological sciences to complete an honors thesis arranged with a faculty member.
Summary
What you’ll be able to do
Articulate a clear research question or problem and formulate a hypothesis
Demonstrate technical mastery of a research methodology
Define and use terminology and concepts specific to their research topic
Demonstrate competence and confidence in searching for existing research relevant to their project
Explain how their project adds to knowledge gaps in the field
Apply problem solving skills to address research hurdles
Work collaboratively with other researchers in the laboratory (including other trainees, staff and the PI)
Demonstrate growth in working autonomously over the course of the 681/682 enrollment period
Explain their research to others in the field and to broader audiences in research presentations
Articulate the relevance of their research to their professional future and speak to project-specific learning outcomes established with their research instructor and mentor
Source: UW Guide
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Individual research and study in pathobiological sciences for completing an honors thesis as arranged with a faculty member.
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Topics
- Pathobiological sciences research
- Identifying knowledge gaps in the field
- Professional development through research
Skills
- Formulating research hypotheses and questions
- Mastering specific research methodologies
- Searching for relevant existing research
- Applying problem-solving skills to research challenges
- Working autonomously on research projects
- Presenting research to diverse audiences
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