Summer Workshop Series for Student Researchers
The Professional Development Workshop Series for Student Researchers provides supplemental training for any undergraduate student doing full-time or part-time research over the summer.
Participation will help you:
- Commit to practices that uphold research integrity
- Gain confidence in your ability to communicate your research findings to any audience
- Appreciate diverse research strategies
- Become a more competitve candidate for future research positions
As a participant, you can attend as many workshop dates as you wish over the course of the summer. Any participant who attends eight or more sessions will earn a certificate of program completion.
Unless otherwise noted, all sessions take place on Fridays from 8:30-10 a.m. in the Data Visualization Center, located in the Math-Geo-Physics Library (240H Braunstein Hall).
Register for the summer workshop series here.
Students can also join remotely via WebEx using the following information:
- Meeting number (access code): 645 977 883
- Host key: 240812
- Meeting password: A59e5mJ6
| Date | Topic | |
| May 17 | How to Thrive in a Research Role | |
| May 24 | Ethical Codes of Conduct | |
| May 31 | Transparency & Diligence in the Quest for Evidence | |
| June 7 | Data Management plus Exit Strategy Worksheet | |
| June 14 | Telling Your Research Story plus Worksheets | |
| June 21 | Intellectual Property plus Fair Use Guide |
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| June 28 | Mid-Point Reflections |
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| July 12 | Titles and Abstracts and Sample Titles for Evaluation Activity |
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| July 19 | Let’s Make a Poster plus Sample Evaluation Form and Rubric | |
| July 26 | Transferable Research Skills plus Theme Mapping, Skills List, CV Template and Resume Template |
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| August 1 | Poster Session |
If you have questions, please contact Undergraduate Research Program Director Megan Lamkin.