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From all the staff here at the CRE, we hope that your new semester is off to a great start! This month we will be featuring our annual Undergraduate Research Symposium, Posters at the Capitol, the CRE spotlight, an introduction to our new intern, and more. We hope that you will add getting involved in undergraduate research and creative work to your list of goals for 2024. Please drop by our office with any questions about how you can get involved in research.
Thank you for reading, and as always, if you have any questions or would like to know more, please email us at cre@fsu.edu!
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We would like to congratulate our four students who participated at the third Florida Undergraduate Research Posters at the Capitol this past week.
Charles Campbell - Zombie Communities: An Exploration of Florida's Zombified Suburbs
Illeana Sanders - Cyber Hydra: Examining the Sale of Looted Artifacts Through Social E-commerce.
These students shared their dynamic and engaging undergraduate research while connecting with Florida representatives. Congratulations on all your hard work! Read more about the event here: Posters at the Capitol 2024.
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"Attending the event was an enriching experience filled with valuable insights and networking opportunities. The caliber of speakers and diverse range of topics showcased the event’s significance in staying at the forefront of industry trends in research advocacy and awareness. Overall, it was a prestigious gathering that left a lasting impact on my professional perspective. I am grateful for the opportunity and for the CRE staff for helping the students throughout their whole journey." - Izbeth Flores Aparicio
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Apply to present at the Undergraduate Research Symposium (URS)! The URS is an annual showcase for undergraduate students from ALL MAJORS to present their work to the wider community. All students at any stage of the research process are eligible to apply!
Students may also choose to participate in the Nourishing Creativity session of the URS. Selected students will feature a creative presentation or performance during the Nourishing Creativity hour. The creative project may be a short video, music or dance performance, art exhibition, etc. There is a section in the application for students to express their interest in participating in the Nourishing Creativity session.
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Applications are due February 22.
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You're invited! This year, the Undergraduate Research Symposium (URS) will be held at the Student Union Ballrooms at 9:30 am on April 3rd. Hundreds of student researchers, including those from the Garnet and Gold Scholar Society, Honors in the Major Program, the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP), and independent studies, present their work as poster and creative presentations.
RSVP by clicking the button below.
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Ready to get started on your research journey? We suggest coming to Drop-In Advising first to learn more about getting involved in undergraduate research and all the opportunities available through the CRE. Please view the spring 2024 schedule below.
Monday: 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm (Josh)
Tuesday: 9:00 am - 11:00 am (Wendy), 11:30 am - 1:00 pm (Josh)
Wednesday: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm (Wendy)
Thursday: 8:30 am - 10:30 am (Josh)
Friday: 9:00 am - 11:00 am (Wendy), 11:30 am - 12:30 pm (Josh)
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Join a community of hundreds of first-year, second-year, and transfer student researchers and UROP alumni, including discipline-specific, and student-veteran cohorts. UROP will help you explore academic and career interests through faculty and graduate student mentorship, all while learning to think in creative and innovative ways. UROP also offers the opportunity to engage research outside of your proposed, or declared, field of study.
To learn more about UROP, please attend one of our information sessions. Information sessions will be held in HSF 3008 and via Zoom.
Thursday, February 22 – 11:30 am - Hybrid
Wednesday, March 20 – 11:30 am - Hybrid
Monday, April 8 – 2:00 pm - Hybrid
Tuesday, April 23 – 2 pm - Hybrid
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Congratulations to our January 2024 Student Star, Sarah Brophy. She is involved in the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program as a leader and co-teaches a class of 12 undergraduate researchers. Her research in U.S.-Japanese relations was presented at both the Florida Undergraduate Research Conference (FURC) and the FSU Undergraduate Research Symposium. Brophy plans to become a Foreign Service Officer before becoming a foreign policy analyst on Capitol Hill. Congrats on all your accomplishments and hard work Sarah!
We are constantly amazed by what our current students and alumni are working on. Please share your success stories with us to be featured in our monthly newsletter and weekly social media posts. Click the button below to share your news!
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Hello everyone! My name is Hannah Rankin and I am a senior here at Florida State University from Fort Pierce, Florida. I am earning my bachelor’s degree in English - Editing, Writing, and Media with a minor in communication, and will graduate from FSU in the fall of 2024. After graduating from FSU, I plan to earn my master’s degree in media and communication studies and pursue a career in journalism. As for now, I am focused on working hard in my classes and enjoying my time here at FSU in my last two semesters of undergrad.
I have always had a love for reading and writing for as long as I can remember. This is still true today, though now I have the opportunity to pursue my passions academically. I mainly enjoy reading fiction books which has led me to an appreciation for the creative minds of authors able to construct such fantastical worlds. However, throughout my journey as an amateur writer, I have found my preferred style: non-fiction writing. I love to write about real people and events in the world we live in today. Everyone has a story to tell, which I am interested in writing about.
I am very excited to be working for the Center of Undergraduate Research and Engagement this semester! Though I have previous experience in social media and marketing, this internship will offer me the chance to hone my skills while highlighting the hard work of our students at Florida State University. I am looking forward to the opportunity to get to know all of the students involved here at the CRE and their research. Look out for more blog posts from me this semester!
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Get involved with CRE and research opportunities using the button below.
In addition, you can also request a presentation from CRE and other Honors, Scholars, Fellows staff to present to your class, RSO meeting, and more. We will present on research opportunities while Office of National Fellowships and Honors will talk about their respective offices. Click on the link below to submit a presentation request.
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