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Sep 25, 2025

Fall Campus Opportunities

KIETS Climate Leaders Fall Symposium: Submit your research! The 2025 KIETS Climate Leaders Program Fall Symposium will highlight climate mitigation and adaptation solutions. Join an exciting and innovative symposium on Wednesday, October 1 and Thursday, October 2 for engaging speakers, panel discussions, poster presentations, showcase of innovations and networking opportunities. This year’s panel discussions will provide case…

Sep 25, 2025

Project Supply Grant Help Sessions Are LIVE!

Interested in finding funding to support your research projects? The Office of Undergraduate Research provides semesterly Project Supply Grants to help you accomplish your research goals! This funding supports your procurement of necessary research supplies. Learn more about the Project Supply Grant program by clicking here.  Before you can apply, students must attend one Project Supply Grant Help…

Sep 23, 2025

Prospective Student Day – Georgia Tech

Calling all College Juniors and Seniors! You’re invited to attend a hybrid event to find out aboutthe graduate programs offered by the School of Math atGeorgia Tech. The schedule for the day’s activities is asfollows: Friday, October 10, 2025 2 – 2:45 p.m. Welcome and Overview ofGraduate Programs 2:45 – 3 p.m. Break 3 –…

Sep 23, 2025

Duke Statistical Science Master’s Information Sessions

The Duke University Master’s in Statistical Science program is actively recruiting students for Fall 2026 enrollment. They will host virtual admissions information sessions at the times listed below. In these sessions, students will have an opportunity to hear about the program and ask questions of the program directors. Master’s in Statistical Science: Master’s Information Session times (register…

Sep 19, 2025

2025 Fall Undergraduate Research Sidewalk Symposium

Join us on Thursday, September 25 from 11am-12:30 p.m. for the 2025 Fall Sidewalk Symposium! This event showcases the creativity and expertise of undergraduate researchers from across the campus as they draw their research at D.H. Hill Library. Come check out some of the great research being conducted on NC State’s campus! We may even have some research you can…

Sep 19, 2025

Ghosts, witches, vampires, and… research?

Are you ready to enter the spooky world of research? This fall, the Office of Undergraduate Research and University Libraries are co-hosting the annual Spooky Research Slam on Thursday, October 30th. This event showcases the research of our ghoulishly talented undergraduate researchers across campus. Be prepared to be frightened by how scary good our undergraduates are!  Mentors…

Sep 19, 2025

Share Your Science Symposium

This event, hosted by the Office of University Interdisciplinary Programs, will showcase the interdisciplinary research happening in fellowship programs supported by the Provost’s Office. It will highlight interdisciplinary research from students in these programs through research talks, flash talks, posters, and personal science stories. There will also be time for networking and opportunities to learn…

Sep 18, 2025

2025 Study Abroad Fair!

The Study Abroad Fair will be on Thursday, October 2 from 10am-3pm, Talley Ballrooms. The fair will showcase:

Sep 11, 2025

Watch Out for Scams!

Don’t fall for phishing this semester. Phishing might look like an email requesting personal information, a text with a malicious link or a fake website. And one wrong click or share puts our entire community’s data at risk. With every email, text or other form of communication, always remember these three steps: Learn more tips…

Sep 11, 2025

Spooky Research Slam: Nominations Being Accepted!

Back by popular demand is the spooky theme to OUR Fall Research Slam.  Please don’t be afraid to submit your nominations to the Fall Spooky Research Slam!  All research is welcome.  The Office of Undergraduate Research invites you to have some fun thinking of how your research touches the spooky side of things.  Has your student delved into…