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. View past projects in the Maple Scholars Archives.
Applying to Maple Scholars
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