Research with a faculty mentor offers a powerful learning opportunity that goes beyond the traditional classroom experience. The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Student Research Program is sponsored by the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics and the Office of Sponsored Programs. It is open to all undergraduate and graduate students interested in Biology , Chemistry , Computer Science , Environmental Science , Mathematics , Physics and Astronomy , and related fields. Undergraduate researchers are typically sophomores, juniors and seniors, although freshmen are also encouraged to consider research opportunities. The program supports and encourages increased student research activities.
Students apply knowledge learned from course work and develop new skills.
Students learn more about the newest technologies and build experiences that are valuable to future employers. Students gain firsthand experience of real world research. Students and faculty interact closely outside the classroom, providing exceptional opportunities for students to learn and building a lasting relationship between the student and faculty mentor. Students and faculty share the excitement of discovering something new. Faculty are assisted by capable, motivated students.