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Apr 24, 2026

Submit to the Envisioning Research Contest

Undergraduate students, graduate students, postdocs, faculty and staff are encouraged to enter Envisioning Research, the university’s annual research image contest. Help us highlight the beauty and importance of the work being done at the bench and in the field, both on campus and around the world. See the 2025 contest winners for inspiration.  Submissions are due by…

Apr 21, 2026

HES 100-Level GEP Course Updates 

Do you still need to complete their HES 100-level GEP requirement (or second their second HES GEP requirement as students can complete two 100-level courses or a 100-level and a 200-level)? The Department of Health & Exercise Studies will be adding a variety of additional Summer and Fall HES course options towards the end of the month.…

Apr 20, 2026

2026 Utrecht Summer School on Geometry for Undergrads

The Summer School on Geometry is a two-week program featuring ten one-day mini-courses on various topics within Geometry, to take place from 10th to 21st August in Utrecht University (The Netherlands). The School will consist of 10 one-day minicourses, aimed at Mathematics students that have at least completed their 2nd year of undergraduate studies. Physics students with…

Apr 17, 2026

Summer School on Mathematical Foundation of Data Science

Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Summer School on Mathematical Foundation of Data Science is supported by the NSF RTG grant at the University of South Carolina. It will be combined virtual and in-person (at the Department of Mathematics of the University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC) and will run from June 1 to July 10,…

Apr 16, 2026

Next Workshop: Research and Development in Industry

Join the Office of Undergraduate Research this Spring for a workshop series dedicated to your growth and success as a student, researcher, and professional!  These workshops helps fulfill the professional development requirements for OUR funded students, and are a great chance to learn some new skills! Visit the OUR workshops webpage for more information and to register. …

Apr 16, 2026

Goldwater Scholarship – Congratulations to Evan Budd!

We are proud to share some great news from our Math Program. One of our majors, Evan Budd has been awarded the Goldwater Scholarship, one of the most prestigious national honors recognizing excellence in undergraduate research in mathematics, science, and engineering.   Evan is a double major in Mathematics and Physics and has distinguished himself academically by completing multiple…

Apr 8, 2026

Next Workshop: Professional School Panel

Come learn from faculty and staff from professional school programs (public health, public administration, law school, vet school) on what their programs can offer and how research shows up in different careers and industries! April 14, 2:00-3:30 p.m. Join the Office of Undergraduate Research for a workshop series dedicated to your growth and success as…

Apr 8, 2026

Climate and Conservation Career Panel

The Southeast Climate Adaptation Science Center with the Office of University Interdisciplinary Programs are hosting a career panel, with experts on their career paths into science and climate adaptation on Tuesday April 14, 2-4PM. Registration is required! Panelists will include Adam Terando (Director of Climate Action with Iberostar Hotels and Resorts and Adjunct Professor in the Department…

Apr 8, 2026

Student Research Positions

Student Researcher – Land Grant Policy Project The Land Grant Policy Project is looking at shifts in policies at land grant campuses. Undergraduate research assistants are needed to help with policy data collection and analysis. The project will be conducted this summer, and students will have the chance to contribute to meaningful data collection and…
SK Day

Apr 8, 2026

Sonia Kovalevsky Day

On Saturday, April 11, the Association for Women in Mathematics Student Chapter hosted the 15th Annual SK Day, honoring Sonia Kovalevsky, the first woman to receive a PhD in mathematics. Students in grades 7-11 participated in workshops including agent-based modeling, number theory, and Sona sand art, designed and led by NC State students. The event concluded…