UCARE info sessions begin Oct. 4

Bianca Swift shares her research and creative activity with Dr. Kenneth Price on the development of the Charles Chesnutt Digital Archive at a recent RED Talk.
Bianca Swift shares her research and creative activity with Dr. Kenneth Price on the development of the Charles Chesnutt Digital Archive at a recent RED Talk.

Student information sessions regarding the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research Experience program are being offered starting Oct. 4.

The UCARE program allows students to work one-on-one with a faculty mentor to gain research experience and related skills. The program can enhance applications to graduate school and better prepare students for a career.

Participants receive an annual stipend of $2,400. UCARE is open to students in all majors and disciplines.

Upcoming application information sessions introduce students to the UCARE program and provide guidance on finding a project, approaching a prospective mentor, and writing an application proposal. The sessions are for funding in summer 2020 and the 2020-21 academic year.

All sessions cover the same content. Click a date below to register for a session or, for more details, make an appointment via MyPLAN with Justina Clark, director of undergraduate research.

UCARE information sessions are:



More details at: http://ucare.unl.edu