Are you interested in doing research in Chemistry and Biochemistry? Some great ways to learn more about research in the department is to attend the annual Science Poster Session in the fall, read the posters in the hallway, or read the faculty research links. You should let a faculty member (with availability listed below) know that you are interested as soon as possible to join a lab on campus. If you have an interest in participating in research, you can email the faculty member to set up a meeting to discuss their research.
Students can do research with a faculty during the academic year (Fall or Spring Terms) for credit (either 0.25, 0.5, or 1 credit). Each amount of credit has different expectations for time invested by the student. Students present their research at the end of the semester in the form of a poster. Individual faculty member may have additional requirements so that you should talk to them individually about the what they expect. Typically a student should have at least one course in the subspecialty of the faculty member before requesting a research position.
Another possibility for doing research with a faculty member is to work full time in the laboratory for Winter Term credit as a supervised internship.
An excellent way to get an in depth research experience is to work with a faculty member full time over the summer. There are several ways to apply for these opportunities: