The Cross-Disciplinary Science Institute at Gettysburg College (X-SIG), directed by Prof. Frey, annually funds summer research in the sciences. X-SIG programming prepares students to answer science’s most pressing questions across multiple disciplines, equipping students with skills necessary for modern research and allowing them to explore the practical and ethical aspects of being a scientist.
In addition to the 20 Chemistry and BMB students involved in 2021 summer research, 51 other students participated in research with Biology, Computer Science, Economics, Environmental Studies, Health Studies, Psychology and Physics.
Front Row (L to R): Keylly Hernandez, Danielle Kleinberg, Meem Noshin Nawal Khan, Bryn Werley, Emily Howe, Auden Cameron Lampariello, Delaney McCormick, Prof. Tim Funk Second Row (L to R): Abby Reitz, Jordyn Markle, Emma Armstrong, Emma Hedgepeth, Jacqueline Richardson, Tristian Kucera. Third Row (L to R): Kacie Herr, Micaylah Bowers, Oliver Pickering, Brittany Loh, Erin McGrath. Back Row (L to R): Nathan Imgrund, Prof. Don Jameson, Prof. Shelli Frey, Prof. Luke Thompson, Prof. Kate Buettner, Prof. Jason Labonte, Prof. Suv Sengupta
In addition to the eleven Chemistry and BMB students involved in 2022 summer research, 60 other students participated in Biology, Computer Science, Economics, Environmental Studies, Health Studies, and Physics.
Front Row (l to r): Prof. Tim Funk, Vy Tran, Julia Hunter, Prof. Suv Sengupta, Ethan Clare, Prof. Kate Buettner. Back row (l to r): Emily Sullivan, Nicolle Elahian López, Cristin MacIntosh, Tommy Megna, Meem Khan, Cole Springer, Micaylah Bowers, Audrey Moroz
