Research can change your life

Research helps undergraduates discover which subjects interest them as scholars, allows them to gain the critical skills necessary to enter graduate school or industry careers, and helps underscore the real-life applications of classroom teachings.


Why Research?


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Undergraduate Research Program

Student research is transformative

 

Sabrina paints a mural

Sabrina Davidson

Sabrina, a studio art major, spearheaded an effort to create more visual representation for artists of color on SDSU's campus. In this mural, she paying homage to artists of color who have helped change the world of art and design

Nalani Coleman holds up a beaker of amber liquid

Nalani Coleman

Nalani worked in biochemist Christal Sohl’s lab, studying how an enzyme mutates and contributes to cancer. Her work is supported by a research internship offered through the CREATE Scholars program.

Jessica Embury with her computer in the background

Jessica Embury

Jessica, a geography major, has developed dynamic maps of coronavirus cases and resources that informed critical research and outreach efforts. "I am so grateful to have the opportunity to work on a project that is directly helping our local community," she said.