Meet With a Research Coach

Schedule appointments to get assistance with independent or faculty mentored research. Sessions typically cover project design, data collection, analysis, IRB/IACUC submissions, publication, and soft skills development. Appointments are open to all students and can be scheduled for 30- or 60-minute timeslots. Group meeting options are available!

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Research Success and Support

There are many places on campus to get support for doing innovative research as a student. Here are just a few options you can explore in addition to support from the IDEA Center. 

Research Support
Internal Opportunities
External Opportunities
Funding Help
Publishing Opportunities
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Research Workshops

Find all workshops and events that are hosted or sponsored by the IDEA Center. Content covers research skills, research management, publihing, and soft skills. Additionally, external research opportunities for undergraduates will be posted as well. Check out our Research and Creative Expression Certificate Page. 

 

Research and Creative Expression Certificate

You can now be recognized for your participation in our IDEA Center: Discovery Workshop series with the Research and Creative Expression Certificate. This certificate can be displayed as part of your resume, vita, cover letter, or any place where including your professional development credentials may be useful. 

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Classroom Visits

IDEA Center staff are available to feature as guest speakers in classes and for student club or honor societies. Topics can include general IDEA Center overviews, research skill topics, or soft skills that can enhance a student's ability to be a successful researcher. Faculty and students may also request staff visits to courses or student club meetings.