most projects could be placed under multiple themes, so utilize keywords in the search bar if you can't find what you're looking for

• EXAMPLE: you may be looking for food waste projects but are unable to find relevant projects under the Food & Food Waste page. You can search 'compost' and will find that some food waste projects are nested under the UCSD Campus theme instead.

on each project's page, you'll see an indication of OPEN or CLOSED for expansion. 

• OPEN indicates that a future Synthesis student or team could 1) pick up your project where you left off; 2) use your project as inspiration within the guidelines of your Creative Commons license choice 

• CLOSED means: 1) the project is being continued by the original group after the completion of SYN-100, and is therefore unavailable to other groups; 2) the project was done in collaboration with a faculty, staff, or community member and they have determined the project has ended/is closed 

apply for a synthesis microgrant

learn how to host a SYN-100 event or interview

borrow synthesis technology, equipment, or art supplies, or art  to complete your SYN-100 project

request that your SYN-100 event or project survey be posted on seventh social media platforms to solicit student responses and collect data

understanding what happens when you publish and license your project protects your group's work and allows for SYN-100 projects to continue growing through collaboration with past and future students. use the Creative Commons License Chooser Tool to make the best choice for your group and your project.

once you submit your group's SYN-100 google site with all of the required information, your project will be added to the project portal where it can be viewed and used as a resource by future SYN-100 students.