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PHYSIOLOGY 4095
Honors Problems in Physiology

PHSL 4095 is either a library project course, or a laboratory project course that is offered when appropriate laboratory experiences are available. The course offers the student an opportunity to choose, with the help of the Physiology advisor, a topic of interest and an appropriate faculty mentor for the course. For summa honors in partiuclar the same faculty mentor may serve for both semesters, and the second semester project may be an extension of work done in the first semester.

The student will present for a course grade, at the end of each semester, a paper describing the project. Specifics of the course paper will be arranged with the faculty mentor for the course, but the paper must be written in sound scientific style and demonstrate acquired knowledge and insight to the research. The guidelines for the PHSL 3062W paper are a good starting point.

 
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