Undergraduate Research Week Events

Undergrad Research Opportunities for Underrepresented Students

Tuesday, April 19 | 10:30-11:30 am | Zoom

Join a panel of faculty who will discuss undergraduate research opportunities for underrepresented students! Open to all majors. Hear from the experts on how to get involved, what to expect, and the value of engaging in undergraduate research. Join on Zoom here.

Marketing Your Research Info Session

Tuesday, April 19 | 1:00-3:30 pm | Zoom

You've spent all this time on your research. Now, how do you make sure you are marketing it in the best possible way to potential employers, grad schools, or professional schools? Join us for this quick workshop on presenting your research in resumes and interviews/elevator speeches and how to effectively make use of your grant blogs. Join on Zoom here.

Research Poster Session

Wednesday , April 20 | 12:30-2:30 pm | Union Ballroom

Join us for a drop-in research poster session, featuring undergraduate students' research! Come see great examples of research and chat with students about their work. There will be several information tables from offices across campus, including the Inquiry Journal, graduate school, Walton grad programs, the libraries, ONCA, and more! Cookies, coffee, and lemonade provided.

Marketing Your Research Drop-In Advising

Thursday , April 21 | 10:00 am-12:00 pm | CORD Career Studio

Are you presenting your research effectively on your resume? Drop by the Career Studio in the CORD building (Student Success Center) to have an expert take a look!

Undergraduate Research Information Session

Thursday , April 21 | 2:00-3:00 pm | Gearhart Hall (Rm 258)

Amelia Fuller, chair of the Chemistry and Biochemistry department at Santa Clara University, will host an information session geared toward students on undergraduate research followed by a panel discussion.

Introduction to Undergraduate Research

Thursday , April 21 | 4:00-4:30 pm | CORD Career Studio (Rm 127)

​​​​​​​Are you interested in engaging in undergraduate research? Start here! We’ll cover the important info you need to know about what research is, who you’ll work with, and how to get started.