Presented by the director of undergraduate reserach, this series of information sessions is for undergraduates who are interested in getting involved in research. Each session will be held on the first 3 Thursdays of February (3rd, 10th and 17th) from 3-4PM, and will focus on information to get students started in undergraduate research! The informal session will be held in the Shelby Center for Science and Technology (SST) Room #154 (Faculty Research Center). 

Feb. 3: Session #1

Introduction to Undergraduate Research
In this session we will briefly cover - what is undergraduate research? Why do research? How does it connect to graduate school or a job?
What are the benefits? What are some types of opportunities for undergraduates? How to contact the Office of Undergraduate Research.

Feb. 10: Session #2

Exploring Research Opportunities
In this session we will briefly cover - what is the right mindset needed to look for opportunities? How do I find information on research and research opportunities? Who should I be talking to?

Feb. 17: Session #3

Finding/Contacting a Mentor
In this module we will discuss strategies for finding and making contact with a potential mentor.

All majors and grade levels are welcome! These sessions will be informative and informal, so come with am open mind and any questions that you might have!