Welcome to XULAneXUS: The Journal Uncovered. This podcast is designed to offer more insight into the world of undergraduate, peer-reviewed research. It features the voices of our published student authors, their faculty mentors, as well as other guests connected to the undergraduate research process at large. XULAneXUS is an online, peer-reviewed, student research journal which uses a unique student/faculty editorial review process; it has been published under the sponsorship of the Center for Undergraduate Research and Graduate Opportunities at Xavier University of Louisiana since 2002. 

Episode 1 features a conversation between Zachary Laborde, student author published in Volume 14.2 of XULAneXUS, and 2016-2017 journal editorial assistant Indigo Gill. During this conversation the two discuss Laborde's publication "Nostalgia and the Perception of Time" as well as his overall research experience with faculty mentor Dr. Jeremy Cohen.

Episode 1: Zachary Laborde

Welcome to XULAneXUS: The Journal Uncovered. This podcast is designed to offer more insight into the world of undergraduate, peer-reviewed research. It features the voices of our published student authors, their faculty mentors, as well as other guests connected to the undergraduate research process at large. XULAneXUS is an online, peer-reviewed, student research journal which uses a unique student/faculty editorial review process; it has been published under the sponsorship of the Center for Undergraduate Research and Graduate Opportunities at Xavier University of Louisiana since 2002.

Episode 2 features a conversation between Dr. Wyndolyn Ludwikowski, assistant professor of psychology and faculty mentor of published work in Volume 15.1 of XULAneXUS, and 2016-2018 journal editorial assistant Indigo Gill. During this conversation the two discuss Dr. Ludwikowski's journey as a researcher and mentor for undergraduate research, and the value of the revision process for students interested in publishing their work. Dr. Ludwikowski mentored Emily Riewestahl, Kathryn Cusimano, and Nina Gougisha, student authors who published their research manuscript "Explaining Gender Differences in Realistic Interest with Social Cognitive Career Theory" in XULAneXUS Volume 15.1.

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Episode 2: Dr. Wyndolyn Ludwikoski

Welcome to XULAneXUS: The Journal Uncovered. This podcast is designed to offer more insight into the world of undergraduate, peer-reviewed research. It features the voices of our published student authors, their faculty mentors, as well as other guests connected to the undergraduate research process at large. XULAneXUS is an online, peer-reviewed, student research journal which uses a unique student/faculty editorial review process; it has been published under the sponsorship of the Center for Undergraduate Research and Graduate Opportunities at Xavier University of Louisiana since 2002.

Episode 3 features a conversation between student author Tatyana Smith, faculty mentor and professor of English Dr. Ronald Dorris, and 2016-2018 editorial assistant Indigo Gill. Tatyana Smith published her work "Race as a Social Construct: Evolution of Black Ascription" in Volume 15.1 of XULAneXUS. During this conversation the three discuss the publication's discourse, how contemporary media molds our perceptions on race and identity, as well as the research and revision process at large.

Episode 3: Tatyana Smith and Dr. Ronald Dorris

An interview with Robert Skinner, Library Director of Xavier University of Louisiana. Conducted by Xavier undergraduate Chante Calais and recorded by Bart Everson, Multimedia Artist for Xavier's Center for the Advancement of Teaching. Xavier University of Louisiana library, New Orleans, LA. November 2010.