Kansas State University

Office of Undergraduate Research & Creative Inquiry

Kansas State University
Wildcat Landing Suite 001
1800 Claflin Road 
Manhattan, KS 66502

 

785-532-5864
cortez@k-state.edu

 

Office Hours:
Monday-Friday
8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Research: A K-State Tradition

$15,000 Undergraduate Research Scholarships!

Interested in cutting edge biomedical techniques to study the natural world? Explore the world of ecological genomics. Watch the video below for information on how to apply and examples of faculty-led students projects or read our informational flyer.

Due date for the application is March 31, 2015. Access the application form here.

DHS-Sponsored Summer Internship

Are you an undergraduate student looking to do some Summer research with the Institute for Infectious Animal Diseases? Check out the requirements and application here.

Due date for application is February 16, 2015.

 

Faculty members and undergraduate researchers discuss the "who, what, and why" of undergraduate research

 

 

 

 

 

                  


 


                     

Upcoming Deadlines

March 31, 2015: Ecological Genomics Institute Internship applications due for Summer 2015. More information.

April 25, 2015:Kirmser Undergraduate Research Award Application due

Undergraduate Research Spotlights

Congratulations to Megan McHaney, Department of Geography, who received second place for her poster "Spatiotemporal Analysis of Growing Season Length and Freeze Dates as a Measure of Climate Change for Agricultural Producers in Kansas," at the recent joint regional meeting of the Southwest and Great Plains/Rocky Mountain Divisions of the Association of American Geographers.

Congratulations to the ten undergraduates who presented posters at the 12th annual Ecological Genomics Institute international symposium in Kansas City, MO: Matthew Galliart, Obdulia Covarrubias, Sarah Cossey, Mercedes Santiago, Jasmine Sharp, Ella Popova, Shelli Partridge, Katherine Johnson, Halle Sparks, and Breanna Canning. 

Four undergraduate students from the Marketing Department presented their research at the annual Society of Marketing Advances conference in New Orleans, November 6th-8th. These four undergraduates, Stephanie Wacker, Phillip Hill, Caibing Wang, and Luzhi Deng, were the only four undergraduate students to present at this prestigious conference.