Civil engineering freshman Shoshana Molina presents about the American Dream during NovaRhet April 17 in the University Ballroom on the Edinburg campus. NovaRhet is a composition research symposium where students showcase their research, creative works and community engagement projects. The symposium is a collaboration between the Engaged Scholarship and Learning Office and the First-Year Writing Program. AURORA ACEVEDO/THE RIDER PHOTOSCivil engineering freshman Brayan Armijo (from left), finance freshman Yordani Torres and English freshman Abel Ramirez showcase their presentation, titled “What is More Important?” where they asked participants if either grades or retaining information are more important in a class. Armijo, Torres and Ramirez presented during NovaRhet April 17 in the University Ballroom on the Edinburg campus.Hospitality and tourism freshman Frida Torres (from left), integrated health sciences freshmen Jada Garcia and Trinity Anguiano and biology freshman Carley Barrios showcase their project on gender inequality during NovaRhet April 17 in the University Ballroom on the Edinburg campus.Psychology freshmen Yolanda Morales (from left) and Caitlyn Truitt, history freshman Hailey Arevalo, integrated health sciences freshman Amaris Tamez, psychology freshman Emily Fernandez and social work freshman Alyssa Encarnacion showcase their presentation, titled “RGV Uncertain Pride” during NovaRhet April 17 in the University Ballroom on the Edinburg campus.Interdisciplinary studies freshman Iliana Pina shows her presentation based on women’s rights during NovaRhet April 17 in the University Ballroom on the Edinburg campus.
