From Processing to Performance: Understanding Organic Electronic Materials
Students are strongly encouraged to take part in hands-on research. This is a great way to deepen your learning, gain valuable skills, and explore whether research might be a good fit for your future career. Don’t hesitate to talk with any faculty member about opportunities to join their projects. For up-to-date information, please refer to The Undergraduate Research (UGR) office.
Summer Research Program – Work on a faculty mentored project for 4, 6, or 8 weeks during the summer.
Research Practicum – Earn one course credit after completing three practica within a department.
Work Study Positions – Contribute to ongoing research projects by working 7–8 hours per week during the term.
Research Courses – Participate in Capstone Projects or Independent Studies, where you can earn course credit for original research.
Other Opportunities – Faculty may occasionally have additional projects or collaborations for students.
Getting involved early helps you develop valuable skills in experimental methods, data analysis, scientific communication, and teamwork.