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Congratulations to our participants of the 
Spring 2018 Undergraduate Research Symposium!

Check out the agenda
and full list of presenters from the event.

 

News & Events

February 28, 2017

Great NIH program for those interested in a PhD in Biomedical Sciences

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS) currently funds 34 Postbaccalaureate Research Education Programs (PREP) that aim to provide recently graduated students with additional or enhanced research experience, professional development, and academic preparation, increasing their competitiveness and preparation for graduate training. Click on link above for more information.

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Making an Appointment

Making an Appointment

Have questions about undergraduate research?

Visit the WashU Advisor Appointment Calendar to make an appointment with the Office of Undergraduate Research, or visit Dean Kiefer during walk-in hours on Friday afternoons from 2:30-5 p.m.

For appointments, Dean Joy Kiefer’s password: leader. Dean Helen Human's password: human.
 

Remember to check in at the College of Arts & Sciences office on the first floor of Cupples II, Room 104.

Need help printing a poster?

The OUR can print your poster. To make an appointment, visit the WashU Advisor Appointment Calendar and choose Printing Appts, Undergraduate Research, password: urprinting

Opportunities

March 14, 2018

Pathways to Science STEM summer research programs

It's not too late: programs still open for applying
It's not too late! If you're still looking for STEM summer research programs for this summer, now's the time to apply.There are still 100+ programs in the Pathways to Science database that have deadlines coming up. All programs in the database are funded programs and most provide a stipend of around $3,000 - $5,000 plus travel and housing. Click on the link above to search now.

January 31, 2018

WashU Pediatric Palliative Care Opportunity

Great Biology 265 or volunteer opportunity
The Pediatric Advanced Care Team (PACT) is the palliative care team at St. Louis Children’s Hospital. Palliative Care seeks to provide a holistic approach to medical care for children with complex, often life shortening diseases by providing comfort and support to families to help children live as well as they can for as long as they can. 

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