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Fall Undergraduate Research Fair (FURF)

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The Fall Undergraduate Research Fair will take place from 6-9 p.m. Thursday, October 27, 2022, in the Jordan Hall of Science Galleria. 

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Check out the 2022 FURF Information and Abstract booklet  to learn about this year's sessions. (PDF ~1MB)

Please contact Corianne Kellems with questions.

College of Science Joint Annual Meeting (COS JAM)

The 2023 COS-JAM will be held Thursday, May 4 in the Jordan Hall Galleria. Submit your registration through the Google form by April 4, 2023. 

All undergraduate students in the College of Science are invited to participate in COS-JAM by sharing their original research with faculty and students, in either an oral or poster format. Research may have been conducted on or off campus, and mentored by faculty from the University of Notre Dame and/or at other universities and colleges. 

COS-JAM Best Presentation Awards will be given to the presenters who have done a great job for their presentation based on Judges’ evaluations.

To learn more about the projects, see the COS-JAM 2022 Abstract Booklet. (1MB PDF).

Please direct any questions to Xuemin (Sheryl) Lu, College of Science Undergraduate Research Director.

 

 

Dinners for Increased Scholarly Communication (DISC)

DISC student organizers

Science upperclassmen organize periodic small, informal dinners at faculty homes for first-year students interested in science. The mission of DISC is to increase communication and engagement in the sciences.

DISC tries to have at least one dinner for each College of Science department per semester and traditionally hosts these dinners on Sunday evenings. While these dinners are targeted towards freshmen College of Science intents, the program is also a great opportunity for upperclassmen to interact with professors and develop leadership skills. In particular, after having attended a dinner oneself, an upperclassman can join the leadership team and begin to organize future dinners.

For more information about DISC, please contact Mark Brahier.