Research Profile – Education Research, Dr. Chad Rose

About Research Profiles Interested in research but don’t know where to begin? Overwhelmed and turned away from research by the sheer volume of opportunities? Confused and intimidated by all the scientific jargon found in faculty research descriptions? You’re not alone, many students searching for a new lab have to search through hundreds of faculty pages and lengthy research descriptions before they find a lab they’re interested in…

March Workshops

Research, Reveal, Repeat

Senior Honors College public health student uses research to understand connections between mental health and the COVID-19 pandemic

December 9-15

Join us Dec. 9 - 15 as undergraduate researchers present their scholarship. In collaboration with the MU Libraries, this event will be an online exhibition of 30+ works, by Mizzou students in our first ever Fall Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievements Forum.

Research Profile – Bond Life Sciences Center, Dr. Walter Gassmann

About Research Profiles Interested in research but don’t know where to begin? Overwhelmed and turned away from research by the sheer volume of opportunities? Confused and intimidated by all the scientific jargon found in faculty research descriptions? You’re not alone, many students searching for a new lab have to search through hundreds of faculty pages and lengthy research descriptions before they find a lab they’re interested in…

Beyond Black and White

Digital storytelling major found her platform for artistic expression at VADS 2020.

Poppin’ Pop Art

Two-time award-winning artist showcased his talent at VADS 2020

Morbid Curiosity

ASH program and MU Art & Archeology Museum’s 'Art of Death' harnesses multidisciplinary undergraduate research.

Taking Flight

TAM major enjoyed displaying her skill and artistry at VADS 2020

S.T.A.R. (Student Training for Advancing Research)

Student Training for Advancing Research (S.T.A.R.) is a recognition program created by the Office of Undergraduate Research. If you earn your S.T.A.R., that means you have completed a series of Undergraduate Research Workshops and/or online compliance trainings. To learn more, click here.