Displaying until April 22, 2022
See also: https://studentresearch.calpoly.edu/2022-undergraduate-student-research-week
The Cal Poly community is invited to attend the Undergraduate Research Week, a dozen events that run through Friday, April 22, will introduce you to the life-changing opportunities of getting involved with faculty research projects. They are part of the Council on Undergraduate Research‘s annual national celebration of undergraduate research. Check out the full schedule of campus events here. Cal Poly's events are open to students, faculty and staff from all disciplines. They are sponsored by the Office of Student Research in coordination with: the BEACoN Research Mentoring Program; the College of Engineering; the College of Liberal Arts; the Dream Center; the CSU-LSAMP Program; the Multicultural Engineering Program; and the Orfalea College of Business. Questions? Email studentresearch@calpoly.edu or lsamp@calpoly.edu for more information. Tuesday’s Undergraduate Research Week activities include: There ae three events Tuesday and more throughout the week:
Human Subjects Research and the IRB
-11:10 a.m. to noon, April 19
-Zoom Meeting ID: 674 195 8326 | Passcode: 85236
-Learn when you need to submit a Human Subjects Research Protocol to the Institutional Review Board (IRB) and what the IRB looks for, so you can get through review quickly. Sponsored by Research Integrity and Compliance within R-EDGE.
Panel: BEACON Research Mentor and Mentee
-12:10-1 p.m., April 19
-Zoom Meeting ID: 810 5768 2067
-Join past and present BEACoN Research Scholars and Mentors to learn more about the annual (and funded!) BEACoN Research Mentoring Program for underrepresented students! Sponsored by the BEACoN Mentors program.
For Faculty & Staff: Building Inclusive Fellowships
-3:10-4 p.m. with extended Q&A from 4-4:30 p.m., April 19
Zoom Meeting ID: 884 6985 3598
-For faculty and staff seeking to support undocumented students by creating inclusive, undocufriendly research fellowships. Learn about when stipends can be utilized and how to create stipend-based fellowship programs. Sponsored by the Dream Center and the Office of Student Research.
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