Undergraduate Research
Excite and engage students to explore
Undergraduate students make great researchers.
By involving students in research, you add depth to their undergraduate experience - and to your own!
- Students connect their learning to real-world applications.
- Faculty gain research assistants with new perspectives and ideas.
This is also an opportunity to introduce and develop entrepreneurial mindset (EM).
How to Get Started with Undergraduate Research
Several KEEN schools came together to develop workshops, videos, and activities for you to involve undergraduate students in research - and connect the entrepreneurial mindset.
Explore materials below to get students excited about undergraduate research, directly connect EM to undergraduate research, and mentor undergraduates in research activities.
Card 3165: Get Students Excited About Undergraduate Research
(Five modules)
Introduce undergraduates to what research is and what it can mean for their scholarship and career. Access Card 3165 for all materials.
These videos are included:
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Card 3619: Directly Connect EM to Undergraduate Research
(Six student workshops)
Help students leverage research skills and entrepreneurial mindset (EM) concepts to move their projects forward. Access Card 3619 for all materials.
These videos are included:
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Card 3583: Mentor Undergraduates in Research Activities
(Two faculty workshops)
Stimulate out-of-box thinking, facilitate problem-solving, and implement EM-focused strategies! Access Card 3583 for all materials.
These videos are included:
The KEEN schools involved in this endeavor are Baylor University, Georgia Institute of Technology, Lawrence Technological University, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, and University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
For further learning and scholarship, view these cards: