Diversity in Psychology & Art

Research and creative scholarship highlights

Andrews University is classified as a Doctoral University: Moderate Research Activity (Carnegie Classification). This means that Andrews offers unparalleled opportunities for our students to study and learn in ways that consistently expand beyond specific classroom and laboratory assignments. Interested undergraduate students are offered an unequaled opportunity to conduct research, co-author peer-reviewed articles and present at regional and national conferences in ways typically reserved only for graduate students on most university campuses. These opportunities will not only expand a student’s understanding of a chosen major and career, but also will expose that student to competitive internships and graduate level opportunities not often available to undergraduate students. 

This continues into the graduate level, where a new array of graduate assistantship opportunities offer students the chance to deepen their research experiences and opportunities as they work towards advanced degrees. Selected graduate students will have the opportunity to receive financial support to more deeply research and teach in a given area of study, while also improving the opportunities for a student’s career options following graduate studies.

These opportunities are not limited to students; the Office of Research and Creative Scholarship seeks to promote excellence in research and creativity and foster an attitude of scholarly inquiry within the community of faculty as well. The office supports the full spectrum of scholarly activity including the Scholarship of Discovery, the Scholarship of Integration, the Scholarship of Engagement, and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. This is done through conferences and symposia, grant awards and much more.

Research Highlights

• Beware the Mutant Veggie Dog
  Ryan Hayes & Tyler Pender

• Rediscovering San Miceli
  Christopher Chadwick, Shellie Cox, Constance Gane, Jacob Moody & Randy Younker

• Deep Text
  John Peckham

• Sonatas and the Art of Listening
  Carla Trynchuk & Chi Yong Yun

• Diversity in Psychology & Art
  Karl Bailey & Herb Helm 

• Pursuing Truth with Documentary Film
  Paul Kim

• Reimagining Race in Renaissance Literature
  Vanessa Corredera

• Annual Research Highlights (full text)

Student & Faculty Research

• Undergraduate Research

• Graduate Research

• Faculty Research

• Resources for Student Research

• Publications & Presentations

Office of Research & Creative Scholarship Events

• Autumn Conference on Religion & Science

• Celebration of Research

• URS/Honors Poster Session

• Andrews Research Conference

• Upcoming Events (full calendar)

• Events Archive

Annual Andrews Conferences & Symposia

• Andrews International Center for Educational Research

• Adventist Conference on Family Research and Practice

• Ellen White Issues Symposium

• Leadership Conference

• Summit on Social Consciousness

Lecture Series & Colloquia

• Dwain L. Ford Lecture Series (Chemistry)

• eigen* (Mathematics & Physics)

• John O. Waller Scholarship Symposium

• Seminary Scholarship Symposium

• Siegfried H. Horn Lectureship

Periodic & One-Time Events

• Adventist English Association

• Exploring the Composition of the Pentateuch

• International Association of Missionary Aviation

• Luther Conference

• Michigan Academy of Science, Arts & Letters (MASAL)

• Shame and Honor Conference

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