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  • RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY: Modeling Selfish Public Entities in Suspicious Communities

    Work with a 4th year Ph.D. candidate on conducting a follow-up to some recently published work. The published work is an agent-based model of a public entity (e.g., an organization that provides social services) in a community, and how that community's trust in the public entity might affect how well the entity is able to do its job. 

    This is a summer/fall 2024 research opportunity for course credit.

    For more information, including how to apply, please see full description.

  • RESEARCH OPPORTUNITY: Modeling Selfish Public Entities in Suspicious Communities

    Work with a 4th year Ph.D. candidate on conducting a follow-up to some recently published work. The published work is an agent-based model of a public entity (e.g., an organization that provides social services) in a community, and how that community's trust in the public entity might affect how well the entity is able to do its job. 

    This is a summer/fall 2024 research opportunity for course credit.

    For more information, including how to apply, please see full description.

  • Demystifying the Academic Research Enterprise

    We are excited to announce a new resource for students who want to learn more about undergraduate research. "Demystifying the Academic Research Enterprise: Becoming a Successful Scholar in a Complex and Competitive Environment" by Dr. Kelvin K. Droegemeier is now available via MIT Press open access. This book serves as a guide for students across disciplines, offering insights into the essentials of academic research and how to thrive in a research environment.

  • Our Undergraduate Research Ambassadors Are Here to Help!

    Whether you're just beginning to explore the world of undergraduate research or are a seasoned researcher seeking support for your next steps, our Ambassadors are here to offer tailored advice based on your experience, interests, and goals. Our Ambassadors are excited to meet with you and are dedicated to ensuring you feel empowered to take your next step in your undergraduate research journey.