Creating Undergraduate Research Opportunities at a Two-Year Institution
Presentation Type
Workshop
Location
Dr. Phillips Academic Commons Room 215
Event Website
https://researchsymposium.ucf.edu/
Start Date
19-10-2024 11:45 AM
End Date
19-10-2024 12:45 PM
Description/Abstract
This workshop will discuss how a two-year institution was able to develop a successful undergraduate research program. By following their mission to remain learning-centered and accessible, faculty and administrators have created a high-impact experience that is not only educational, but tranfomational, to all students at the college. Additionally, the presenters will outline ways to create research experiences within the college and beyond. We will also highlight partnerships with four-year universities and the benefits both institutions can achieve.
Creating Undergraduate Research Opportunities at a Two-Year Institution
Dr. Phillips Academic Commons Room 215
This workshop will discuss how a two-year institution was able to develop a successful undergraduate research program. By following their mission to remain learning-centered and accessible, faculty and administrators have created a high-impact experience that is not only educational, but tranfomational, to all students at the college. Additionally, the presenters will outline ways to create research experiences within the college and beyond. We will also highlight partnerships with four-year universities and the benefits both institutions can achieve.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/researchsymposium/2024/Workshop/2
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