Maple Scholars Summer Research Program
Whether it’s exploring the relationship between math and music, testing the stress levels of drunk honeybees, or developing curriculum for a criminal justice course at the county jail, each year Goshen College students spend the summer doing intense study and research during the college’s eight-week Maple Scholars program.
During the program, each scholar is paired with a faculty member who serves as both colleague and supervisor. Creating a community of scholars, the students all live together and take turns presenting their research and answering questions during Friday colloquiums. At the end is a celebration day when the results of each project are presented to the public.
» Learn more about the 2019 Maple Scholars
» View past projects in the Maple Scholars Archives
Student Applications
- Program overview
- Project proposals for 2020
- Student application
- Contact the directors
- Hickory Scholar 2020 announcement and application
Faculty Applications
Scholars in action
Contact the directors
John Ross Buschert Professor of Physics and Co-Director of Maple Scholars Program
Paul Keim Professor of Bible & Religion and Co-Director of Maple Scholars Program