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  • Applications open for two student researcher opportunities

    Applications for the 30th annual Denman Undergraduate Research Forum and the 2025 Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program (URAP) cohort are now open.The Denman Undergraduate Research Forum provides an opportunity for graduating student researchers to share their research with the university community. The event will take place on March 4 at the Ohio Union. The application will be open until...
    poster presentations at the denman forum
  • Research Student Spotlight: Chay Robert Rossing 

    Chay Robert Rossing is a graduating senior on track for degrees in Philosophy with a Minor in LGBTQ+ Studies; Religious Studies; and French and Francophone Studies. Under research mentor, Dr. Dana Howard, Rossing is researching the ethical implications of embodied experience in healthcare research, policy, and practice while simultaneously considering the value of social organizing for ...
    Chay Robert Rossing
  • Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program Fall 2024 - Spring 2025 Participants

    The Office of Academic Enrichment’s Undergraduate Research & Creative Inquiry has selected 16 students for participation in the Fall 2024-Spring 2025 Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program (URAP). This new academic year program funds students in areas where research does not occur robustly during the summer. The Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program (URAP) is a funding and...
    URAP student in Thompson Library
  • Summer 2024 Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program Participants Announced

    The Office of Academic Enrichment's Undergraduate Research & Creative Inquiry has selected 56 students for participation in the Summer 2024 Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program (URAP).The Undergraduate Research Apprenticeship Program (URAP) is a funding and professional development opportunity through Undergraduate Research & Creative Inquiry. The program assists students in any ...
    Student researchers
  • Ohio State Stamps Eminence Scholars’ research benefits community

    Research into traumatic brain injury recovery, reducing maternal and infant mortality rates, and increasing educational opportunities for incarcerated individuals are among the projects led by The Ohio State University’s Stamps Eminence Scholars Class of 2024. Fourth-year students presented their research at a Jan. 18 symposium at the Ohio Union on the Columbus campus.The Stamps Eminence Scholars...
    Group photo of the Stamps Eminence Scholars Class of 2024

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