Celebrating this summer and getting ready for another year of research!


Thank you to all who joined us on July 15 for Summer Research Day and July 16 for the HSF Summer Social.


As we prepare for another school year, we are looking back at some of the events this summer and looking forward to another year filled with research. The UROP Project Proposal Portal closes on Monday, August 17 and there is one final UROP Mentor Info Session on Thursday, August 13.

HSF Summer Social Recap

We hope everyone had a fantastic time celebrating summer and playing fun games at the HSF Summer Social on July 16! Thank you to everyone who came to learn more about research and the programs at the Honors, Scholars, and Fellows House!


Read more about the Honors, Scholars, and Fellows House and its resident programs by visiting https://hsf.fsu.edu/. Please also visit our blog site at https://hsfhouseblogs.fsu.edu/. 


Summer Research Day 2026 Recap

2026 Summer Research Day


Thank you to all who came to support undergraduate researchers at this year’s Summer Research Day! Students showcased their research through oral presentations, with a diverse range of topics.


Presenters:

  • Helen Rahou, Counseling Psychology
  • David R.G., Age and Class in Bollywood Films
  • Elsa L. Theodros, High Field Magnetic Resonance
  • Davisha Hardy, Characterization in Bollywood Films
  • David Duran Echavarria and Santiago Espinoza, Medicine and Podiatry
  • Aliyah Cadet, Psychology, VR, and Post-Game Aggression


Young Scholars Program Research Symposium

The CRE was excited to support emerging minds in research at this year's Young Scholars Program Research Symposium, held on July 16 at FSU!


Each year, rising high school seniors from across Florida are selected from a competitive pool of applicants to participate in a six week residential program on FSU's campus. The students get the opportunity to work with FSU faculty on exciting research projects and specially designed academic courses.


We're always excited to see the work the students display, and we hope for the chance to continue to work with them as they continue on their journey as researchers.

Getting Into Research Workshop

Find out about CRE programs and discover ways to get involved with research with this workshop!


When | Tuesday, September 1

Where | HSF Great Hall (4th Floor)
Honors, Scholars, and Fellows House


Register Here!



Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP) Mentor Information Session

Discover how you can shape the next generation of scholars as a UROP Research Mentor!


Explore our website or join one of our hybrid UROP Research Mentor Information Sessions to learn how you can support FSU students in gaining hands-on experience in their field. Light refreshments will be provided.


The UROP Project Proposal Portal is open until Monday, August 17, 2026.


Where | Zoom and Rm. 3008

Honors, Scholars, and Fellows House

  

When | Thursday, August 13 - 3:00PM  

Zoom Registration    In-person Registration


Student Star Spotlight

Student Star Spotlight


Kelsie Fernandez is a senior double majoring in English literature and humanities. As a participant in the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP), she explored the written power dynamics of 18th-century womanhood under a patriarchal system.


She continued exploring this topic through an IDEA Grant, which supported her ongoing work contributing to a literature podcast and an Honors in the Major thesis on Victorian literature.


Learn more about Kelsie and other FSU Student Stars HERE.


Research Innovation

A. I. Songs to Help You Learn


Oliver Steinbock, Cottrell Family Professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, has used A. I. to develop a 16-song playlist as a learning aid for students studying thermodynamics, among other challenging chemistry topics.


Listen to the playlist here on Suno, a generative A. I. music platform.



Arts and Sciences Conference

Presentation Grant

Apply for a grant from the College of Arts and Sciences for your conference presentation! Undergraduate students may apply for up to $500 to cover costs for conferences in their discipline (or a related discipline). Both virtual and in-person conferences are eligible for funding.


Undergraduate students from all College of Arts and Sciences disciplines are encouraged to apply.


You must submit this application at least 5 weeks prior to the conference at which you will be presenting.


You will need to upload an itemized list of expenses as part of this application. If awarded a Conference Presentation Grant, you will be able to submit conference expenses for reimbursements.


Please contact Latika Young (llyoung@fsu.edu) with any questions.

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