Workshops and Panels for Undergraduate Researchers
Come to one of our in person workshops during the semester, view any of the pre-recorded workshops and panels, and check out the additional resources available to further your knowledge and experience as you advance through your undergraduate research career at LSU.
Additional Spring 2024 dates coming soon!
Topic |
Date/Time/Location |
Instructor |
Project Grant Applications for Arts Students |
January 25 | 4:30 pm | 344 Hatcher |
Sarah Ferstel |
February 1 | 6:00 - 8:00 pm | LSU Student Union International Room 303 |
Panel of current LSU graduate students, faculty, and undergraduate students |
|
Hill Memorial Library Tour |
February 2 | 3:15 pm | Hill Library Lobby |
|
Building Posters |
March 27 | 5:00 pm | 151 Coates |
Dr. Becky Carmichael |
Presenting Your Research |
April 8 | 5:00 pm | 151 Coates |
Dr. Becky Carmichael |
View the pre-recorded workshops and panels below.
Instructor: Dr. Michael Brochu, Associate Ombuds
Instructor: Sarah Ferstel, Associate Director of LSU Discover
Instructor: Dr. Annemarie Galeucia, Assistant Director of CxC
Instructor: Dr. Linda Hooper-Bui, professor of Environmental Sciences
Instructor: Narcissa Haskins, LSU Librarian
Instructor: Dr. Sheri Wischusen, Director of Undergraduate Research for the College of Science
Instructor: Dr. Becky Carmichael, CxC Coordinator for the College of Science and the College of the Coast & Environment
Instructor: Dr. Becky Carmichael, CxC Coordinator for the College of Science and the College of the Coast & Environment
Instructor: Dr. Annemarie Galeucia, CxC Assistant Director
Instructor: Dr. Abigail Fish, Office of Environmental Health & Safety
Watch this panel of current and alumni undergraduate researcher panelists answer questions from students.
Each Fall, LSU students who wish to submit an application for a NSF GRF are encouraged to enroll in this workshop series during which you will learn from faculty about the fellowship and how best to craft your application.
Check back in Fall 2024 for information on the next series!
The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship is a prestigious three-year grant that provides a graduate student with a $37,000/year stipend plus $16,000/year in cost of education allowance to the institution. If you are a college senior or early career graduate student in disciplines supported by NSF (see below), you should consider applying for this Fellowship.
Eligible disciplines are: Chemistry; Engineering (all subfields); Computer and Information Sciences and Engineering; Geosciences; Life Sciences; Materials Research; Mathematical Sciences; Physics and Astronomy; Social Sciences; Psychology; STEM Education and Learning Research.
You MUST be a U.S. citizen, national, or permanent resident to be eligible to apply!
See details on the NSF program solicitation and the GRFP outreach webinars.
Contact Dr. Fahui Wang or Dr. Graça Vicente if you have questions.
The NSF GRFP workshop series is co-sponsored by the LSU Office of Research & Economic Development and the Graduate School.
The NSF GRSP Workshop Series is conducted via Zoom and requires registration.
This video is meant for Physician Assistant students, but the information is useful and can be used in many disciplines.