SIRE program inspires undergraduate research

April 27, 2016

dalila herrera
Growing up in the mountains of southern Mexico, Dalila Vázquez Herrera spoke the indigenous Mixtec language and didn't learn Spanish until she started school. Now a senior at Emory, she conducted research into the role of culture in health care delivery.FULL STORY »
Meghan Hickey
Through experiments in the Emory Spatial Cognition Laboratory, senior Meghan Hickey found that trypophobia, commonly known as a fear of holes, isn't really about fear at all. Her research could lead to better treatments for the condition.FULL STORY »
Takuya Maeda
Takuya Maeda's research documents the impact of a $5 million trust fund set aside for the Japanese-American community to develop educational efforts and awareness about internment during World War II.FULL STORY »
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