Many students hope to pursue undergraduate research during their time at UW. But where and how to begin?
This course provides first and second year students an opportunity to reflect and prepare for meaningful undergraduate research involvement across all disciplines.
Students will engage with advisers, faculty, and current students as they reflect on their research interests and learn how to seek out opportunities. Students will learn about the importance of getting involved, and how to make that happen.
- Tuesday, 2:30pm-3:50pm
- 1 credits, CR/NC
- GEN ST 220 A, SLN 14667
Course Topics
Why research matters
Types of research
What does undergraduate research actually look like?
Curiosity, Creativity, and Risk Taking in Research
How to find research opportunities
How to apply to research opportunities
Attend the Undergraduate Research Symposium
How to work with faculty, the importance of mentorship
Research Settings
Networking and Informational Interviews
Values and Goals Reflection
