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CU student Laura Bishop presents at KAS annual conference Click on headline for full story plus photo(s) By Aaron C. Presley News from Campbellsville University CAMPBELLSVILLE, KY - Laura Bishop, an undergraduate student at Campbellsville University, recently presented her work at the annual Kentucky Academy of Science conference in Murray, KY, and has had her article published in the Journal of Kentucky Academy of Science. Bishop is the daughter of Randy and Debbie Murray of Columbia, KY. and Billy Bishop of Greensburg, KY. She is a 2008 graduate of Green County High School and was a dual credit student who had 15 hours of academic credit before she came to CU. She participated in the 2008 Green County Junior Miss Program. While at the conference, which was held this year at Murray State University, Bishop presented her work on structural dynamics for a group of homoleptic nickel (II) complexes, called "Synthesis of Homoleptic Nickel (II) Complexes and Examination of Their Coordination Dynamics in Solution." Bishop gave a poster presentation on her studies. She and other scientists were able to present their posters in a three-hour session, during which other interested students and scientists could view her research and ask questions. Bishop said that she was happy to take part in the conference and was allowed to share her work with fellow undergraduate and graduate science students. "It was a great experience," she said, "and I am glad I had the opportunity." Dr. Chris Mullins, assistant professor of chemistry, said, "I am delighted to have had Laura as a student. I hope her participation in the KAS meeting will serve as a catalyst toward greater student involvement in the Kentucky Academy of Science." Mullins said the next annual meeting is next fall at Eastern Kentucky University, and he hopes to see a large CU contingent there. To learn more about KAS, visit the official web site at kyacademyofscience.org. This story was posted on 2011-12-07 17:30:33
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