Each month on Know the Senate of College Councils will shine the spotlight on one undergraduate researcher. This month, psychology major Sarah Kettles talks about her work on The Facebook Project.
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Undergraduate research: Helping define career goals
By Michael Morton and Ryan Hirsch, Senate of College Councils
Published: Oct. 3, 2011 -
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I am so glad to see these articles coming out about research. When I was at UT studying Psychology, I just had no idea that research would be so important to continuing my studies at the graduate level. I wish I had been as smart and fortunate as Sarah to start those efforts early in undergrad. If I had understood the value of research, I would likely have had a career in Psychology instead of in the business world!
As an educator I am impressed that Sarah has recognized and acted upon owning her education and taking it to the highest limits that she can. I hope to see her name in the Clinical Psycology arena in the future. As an active participant of cyber space I'm looking forward to seeing her researc and, some day, a developed practical guide to deal with social issues in this area. Great job, Sarah. Glad you were chosen for this opportunity. Joan