Ask instructors about their research projects. If a project or topic interests you, share with them why you're interested, relevant experiences you've had (if any), your career goals, etc. A simple conversation can open the door to a lot of opportunities.
Certain courses will give you (unpaid) research experience that is tracked on your college transcipt.
Student researchers can receive compensation in the form of hourly pay, or financial support for supplies and equipment. Students generally apply for funded research opportunities and/or are approached by faculty for grant-funded projects.
Whether your class schedule is already full of credits, or paid opportunities aren’t currently available in the lab, this is another way to get involved (usually with a lesser time commitment).
Talk to your Academic Adisor about which °µÍøºÚÁÏ courses will give you embedded research experience within your major.
These annual events are perfect for practicing your presentation skills in a formal, but familiar setting with peers and family. These events are free and open to the public.
Each year, our department provides funding for several undergraduate students and faculty to attend regional and national scientific conferences.
