Logistical Coordinators
Director of Undergraduate Affairs: Kelsey Moody
kmoody_@hotmail.com
Project Availability
Students are reminded that under no circumstances are
they required to limit themselves to the projects provided. We
actively support students designing and implementing their own project
ideas.
| Status |
Project
Description |
Current
Students |
| NEW |
Evolutionary Psychology:
The student(s) will investigate an issue pertaining to
overpopulation concerns if radical human life extension is
realized. Is it the objective of human nature to reproduce
to have children and a family, or is it merely sex? From an
evolutionary standpoint, one could see that reproduction is
important, but as our ancestral history did not have contraception,
one would argue that evolution may have placed the emphasis on
the action of sexual intercourse itself rather than the desire
to reproduce (since at that time having sex MEANT reproducing). |
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| NEW |
Pro Aging Trance:
Perform a detailed analysis of the pro-aging trance to develop
an effective plan to combat it.
Investigating
the Pro-Aging Trance
Correlational
Study of PAT and social conditions |
Tyler DeSchryver
Diego Caleiro
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| NEW |
Social Issues: This
recurring project invites a wide range of students to perform relevant
reading and speculate by means of articles and papers the impact
ending aging would have on human society
and culture. |
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*This list is intended for students who are
seeking direction in their research or scholastic efforts.
Students are highly encouraged to develop their own topics for
review. While not mandatory, it is highly recommended that
projects be run by either the Project Supervisor or the Director
of Undergraduate Affairs so that the student may receive credit
for their contributions and thereby be eligible for scholarship
applications and recognition by MFURI. |
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