Join the Office of Undergraduate Research Ambassadors for a scavenger hunt from the comfort of your home, apartment, dorm room, Hill Library or wherever you are comfortable. There will be giveaways! In addition to the scavenger
Preview November 6 | Live event November 7 State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium (SNCURCS) Virtual EventJoin over 60 NC State undergraduates as they share their research with faculty, students, and families
Author: Marco Valencia The Office of Undergraduate Research was given the opportunity to Zoom with one of our very own OUR ambassadors, Kaitlyn Tiffany, to discuss her experiences with undergraduate research. A fourth-year senior, Katlyn Tiffany
Author: Marco Valencia The Office of Undergraduate Research was given the opportunity to sit down with senior Erin Gniewek to discuss some of her experiences with undergraduate research and how that research established a new future
Author: Marco Valencia The Office of Undergraduate Research recently sat down (virtually) with Courtney Smith, a junior student studying Fisheries, Wildlife and Conservation Biology within the College of Natural Resources. Smith was actively looking for
During the 29th Annual Spring Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium, held virtually April 24-25, Dr. Michael Dickey, Alcoa Professor in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering was presented with the inaugural Outstanding Research Mentor Award from the
Each spring the Office of Undergraduate Research hosts an annual research and creativity symposium where more than 400 NC State students share their original and innovative research, engineering, scholarly endeavors, design, and creative works with
The 15th Annual ACC Meeting of the Minds will be held at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill on March 20-22, 2020 NC State University’s OUR is looking for 5 students/projects from varied
In August, winners of the 2019 Envisioning Research contest were announced. Kenzie Cromer, a senior studying biological sciences with a concentration in integrated physiology and neurobiology, snagged both first and second place spots in the
The 28th Annual Spring Undergraduate Research & Creativity Symposium, sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR), the Undergraduate Research Club (URClub), and the Division of Academic and Student Affairs (DASA), took place Wednesday,