OUR Cal Poly Pomona

“I believe research also provides vital professional skills that will only enhance your marketability. Skills such as project management, data analysis, coding, medical terminology, as well as hands-on lab procedural experiences can be learned while being involved with biological research.“

As a biology student at Cal Poly Pomona, Maya Shattuck ’22 took student involvement to the next level. She was a part of many wonderful organizations here on campus, including but not limited to the Pre-Medical Student Association, Research Scholars Association, Kellogg Honors College, and Projects Hatchery. These organizations and clubs have helped Maya to discover her passion for mentoring others and leadership, especially in the field of healthcare. Her research under her mentor, Dr. Juanita Jellyman, was a vital part of her academic journey.

To read more about Maya’s research experiences, check out her profile here: http://bit.ly/UR-profile

Happy Wednesday Broncos!

Join the Office of Undergraduate Research & Dr. Ever Barraza as he presents the “How to get Started in Research” workshop. This virtual workshop will be taking place on February 23rd from 12-1pm!

For more information & to RSVP: http://bit.ly/OUR-events

Hi Broncos! Are you presenting your research at a conference this spring? Have you heard about the incredible conference presentation award? 👀

The Conference Presentation Award recognizes students whose research has been accepted for a conference presentation. The award is intended to cover conference registration fees. 💻

For Spring 2023, it will only be awarded on a one-time basis. The applications are due April 14th!
We encourage you all to apply ASAP! 🧑‍💻✨

Apply here: http://bit.ly/conf-award

Attention student clubs!

Interested in learning about research & its applications? Look no further than the Office of Undergraduate Research. The OUR presents to clubs to teach you all about research applications to your future job, graduate school and more!

Reach out to [email protected] for more information

Happy Wednesday, Broncos!

Join the Office of Undergraduate Research & Dr. Ever Barraza as he presents the “How to get Started in Research” workshop. This hybrid workshop will be taking place TOMORROW from 12pm-1pm!

RSVP for the zoom & building information here: http://bit.ly/OUR-events

The clock is ticking! The CPP Student Research, Scholarly & Creative Activities Conference (RSCA) applications close next Monday, Feb. 13th.

Learn more about RSCA: https://bit.ly/RSCA-OUR

Alongside the RSCA prep workshop today, the OUR would like to remind you that the RSCA application is still open to students!

All disciplines are represented & students who participate in this conference can be selected to represent CPP at the annual CSU-wide research competition. ✨

Apply now: https://bit.ly/RSCA-OUR

For those who don’t already know, the RSCA application is currently open. The RSCA conference is an annual event that provides an opportunity for our undergraduate and graduate students to share their original research, scholarly and creative activities. 💻📖🧪

All disciplines are represented & students who participate in this conference can be selected to represent CPP at the annual CSU-wide research competition. ✨

Apply now: https://bit.ly/RSCA-OUR

Attention student researchers!

The OUR has some amazing workshops that are happening this semester. Whether you are just getting started or trying to perfect your research skills, there’s something for everyone.

RSVP here: http://bit.ly/OUR-events

Good luck with your finals this week Broncos!

As this semester is ending, remember to take the Winter Intersession as a time to relax and recharge.

If you have any questions in the meantime, please visit our website: www.cpp.edu/our-cpp