Office of Undergraduate Research
Undergraduate Research programs are open to all undergraduate students at UToledo.
Undergraduate Research office: University Hall 4580 A
Undergraduate Research Web site: http://www.utoledo.edu/honors/undergradresearch
E-mail: Undergraduate.Research@UToledo.edu
Chessica Oetjens, M.A.
Program Manager, Offices of Competitive Fellowships and Undergraduate Research
University Hall 4580 A
Phone: 419.530.4764
Chessica.Oetjens@UToledo.edu
Office of UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH Mission Statement
The University of Toledo's Office of Undergraduate Research provides meaningful research opportunities for all UToledo undergraduate students. We accomplish this mission by being a resource for faculty members to increase undergraduate involvement in their research and by aiding in the integration of a research component to existing courses and/or the development of new research-intensive courses.
Primary Objectives of UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH
- Be a focal point for research opportunities for undergraduates.
- Be an advocate for increased funding of undergraduate research at UToledo.
- Showcase research accomplishments of UToledo undergraduates.
- Be a resource for faculty members to increase undergraduate involvement in their research.
- Be a resource for the community and local industries to increase their involvement in undergraduate research.
- Aid in the integration of a research component to existing courses and/or the development of new research-intensive courses.
- Coordinate undergraduate research involvement with the other offices at UToledo, including: the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, the Jesup Scott Honors College, the Rocket Career Center, the degree-granting colleges, and the various departments and/or academic programs.
Research programs overseen by the Office of Undergraduate Research that provide funding to undergraduate students include:
- Academic Year Research Program (AYRP)
- First-Year Summer Research Experience (FYSRE)
- Undergraduate Summer Research and Creative Activity Program (USRCAP)
Courses associated with the Office of Undergraduate Research include:
UGR 4910 Undergraduate Research Experience
[0 credit hours]
Undergraduate students will participate in directed research, scholarship, or creative activities with faculty mentors.
Term Offered: Spring, Summer, Fall