At Carolina, we define undergraduate research as mentored, self-directed work that enables individual students or small groups of students to explore an issue of interest to them, and communicate the results to others. The projects involve inquiry, design, investigation, research, scholarship, discovery, application, writing and/or performance to a greater or lesser degree depending on the topic. There is often an immediate connection to a local, national, or international issue, and an increasing appreciation of the value of multidisciplinary approaches.

 

 

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Summer Undergraduate Research

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2012 SURF Project

Alejandro Antonia, Biology

2012 SURF Project

Frank Joseph Chapman, JOMC

2012 SURF Project

Nicole Davis, Exercise and Sport Science

2012 SURF Project

Mike Deigan, Philosophy & Linguistics

2012 SURF Project

Amber Giffin, American Indian Studies

2012 SURF Project

Layla Quran, Global Studies

2012 SURF Project

Brandon Rafalson, American Studies

2012 SURF Project

Kavya Sekar, Biology & Anthropology

2012 SURF Project

Ying-Ao Zhang, Chemistry

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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