2021 Visual Art & Design Showcase – Online Exhibition Opens March 17th
The online exhibition of the 2021 Visual Art & Design Showcase is now live! Viewers will be able to view all 31 undergraduate student projects, watch a short artist statement video, and vote for their overall favorite project in the People's Choice Voting.
Undergraduate Research Workshops – Maneater article
Journalist Abby Stetina interviewed Undergraduate Research Ambassadors Alex Vanover and Meghan Lawlor for this article on the virtual workshops offered to students interested in research/creative scholarship.
March Workshops
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.
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.
Undergraduate Researchers Returning to Labs – Fall 2020
As the campus reopens for classes for the 2020 Fall Semester, undergraduates and their faculty mentors need to be aware of additional protocols and requirements for students working in research facilities and areas. All undergraduates doing work in research facilities are required to complete the Return to Work form on eCompliance and receive formal approval…
2020 Summer Forum
The 2020 Summer Undergraduate Research & Creative Achievements Forum is now open for viewing. There are 50 student presenters on a variety of disciplines from across the Mizzou campus. Commenting, kudos, and feedback are encouraged thru August 5, 2020.
Heavy Metal Mettle
U.S. Navy veteran, MU master’s student and sculptor hosts first show Aug. 2.
Tanglin’ With Pangolins
Undergraduate researcher Conner Verhulst unearths a fondness for an unusual creature.
A Million Opportunities
Emily Million learned about graduate opportunities at the MU Graduate Life Sciences and Professional Programs Summer Expo. Now she studies Duchenne muscular dystrophy in Dongsheng Duan’s lab.