Posted over 3 years ago
in Student Success.
Did you catch our Pirate Parents Live on ECU Undergraduate Research? If not, don’t worry – you can watch it now!
Parent and Family Programs staff sits down with the Director of Undergraduate Research to discuss what undergraduate research is, how students can get involved, and the benefits of participating in undergraduate research.
This conversation is about 15 minutes long. Time codes are below to help you get the information you need quickly:
- 1:06 - What is undergraduate research? What does it look like for a student to participate in research and how can it fit in their schedule?
- 1:55 - Can you talk about the research that you do and how many students work in your lab?
- 2:40 - What does a student's schedule look like when they participate in research?
- 3:33 - Can you elaborate on the types of majors that can be involved in undergraduate research? How can students find research, creative, and internship opportunities?
- 5:05 - What are some of the creative opportunities that students have participated in the past?
- 6:12 - How does the Office of Undergraduate Research support students in other ways that just finding students research mentors?
- 8:12 - Can you talk about the opportunities that students have to present their research/creative projects?
- 10:09 - What are the benefits of participating in undergraduate research or creative opportunities?
- 12:30 - Are there any parting words or advice you would like to say?
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Pirate Parents Live is a series of Facebook Live events held on the Parent and Family Programs Facebook page. For more information about Pirate Parents Lives, visit https://parents.ecu.edu/pirate...
