Looking for something to do this summer? Look no further.
NHRE is a 10 week program running from May 26, 2015- July 31, 2015 where participants have the opportunity to work on independent research projects with mentors in the science fields of biology, anthropology, and earth science.
This program is funded by the National Science Foundation and interns receive free housing along with a stipend for their work.
Explore new ideas and concepts in our nation's capital this summer at the National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution.
Follow the link provided for more info!
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If you're an IS major, The iSchool Inclusion Institute is a GREAT opportunity to spice up your undergraduate academic career here at UMBC!
"The iSchool Inclusion Institute (i3) is an undergraduate research and leadership development program that prepares students from underrepresented populations for graduate study and careers in the information sciences. Only 25 students from across the country are selected each year to become i3 Scholars. i3 prepares students for the rigors of graduate study and empowers students to create change and make an impact on the people around them."
This experience would:
> look superb on any Resume'
>provide lots of networking!
Follow the link provided to learn more and see what other research projects students in your field have worked on!
From Twitter to gender differences, Information Systems can be applied to a diverse range of topics. Pick one and get started today!
Also, check out President Hrabowski with a group of i3 Scholars in the picture!
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Absolutely everything has a history- every place, every person, every commodity.
You can choose to research ANYTHING you like and as a student researcher, you'll have opportunities to travel, intern, connect with faculty, publish and/or present!
Not to mention the glowing resume's and letters of recommendation that could come out of it!
Follow the link provided to see what other students in your major have researched; you never know, you might just get inspired! Check it out and get involved today!
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Sweden, Costa Rica, California, you name it!!
If you're a global studies major, it makes it easier for you to travel the world... if you're doing research that is!
Global studies research is vast and diverse, and leaves room to ask and answer lots of interdisciplinary questions!
Become a student researcher in your field today, and receive:
Visit the link below to see some of the past research projects of other global studies majors!!!
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The Northwestern University Materials Research Science & Engineering Center offers aResearch Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program over a 9-week period each summer.
The NU-Materials Research Science and Engineering Center is an interdisciplinary program focused on multi-functional nanoscale material structures. Over 28 faculty from 5 different departments are involved. REU students will have the opportunity to contribute to a research project led by a center faculty member and will participate in interdisciplinary research group meetings, expanding their science and engineering experience into a range of fields. Students with an interest in nanomaterials and majoring in a science or engineering field are encouraged to apply. Each student will be assigned to a graduate student or post-doctoral associate mentor who will work closely with them.
At the end of the REU program, the participants will write a technical paper and give a 15-minute oral presentation on their research at a symposium open to the public. Other program activities include a field trip to a national or industrial lab, a beach party for social networking, a panel discussion on graduate school admissions, and seminars by Northwestern faculty and graduate students.
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