Senior Biology major Noah Irwin details his interesting findings about salamander survival patterns to his coach and teammates. Irwin has been working alongside Piedmont science professor Carlos Camp all semester to gather his information. He presented all the final work at the Piedmont Symposium, hosted on April 12, 2023. Jadon Gonzales, a sophomore biology major, … Continue reading Symposium 2023 →

Walker Capelle talks to the audience about his project, "The Impact of College Football Rivalries on Schools". Capelle and his team inform both students and faculty at Piedmont University's annual Symposium.(Left to Right) Noah Reardon, Walker Capelle, and Joe Helenbrook inform students and faculty over their topic "The Impact of College Football Rivalries on Schools". … Continue reading Symposium →

During the Piedmont Symposium on Wednesday, April 12th 4 students were presenting their video and just talked about the work it took to make the video. Chloe Spradlin puts her thumbs up after finishing her radio show during the Symposium. Joe Dennis here is making and handing out popcorn by the screening room to fellow … Continue reading Symposium →

This Mcom Symposium presentation is current students who presented one of the documentaries that they produced about one of the MCOM student Naomi. Pictured above is Aaron Palmer (left), Caleb Rogers(left-middle), Naomi (middle), Madison Powers (Middle-Right), Matt Kodrowski (right). Above, Chad Hall gets ready to host the radio show on Z98.7 fm on how student-athletes … Continue reading Symposium →