Finding a Research Mentor
	Identifying an undergraduate research mentor can be a bit intimidating. In many ways, it is similar to a job interview, or to selecting a graduate research mentor. Click here for suggestions to help you arrange a supervised research experience beginning at any time. If you are applying to the SPUR program, we strongly encourage that you begin this process a.s.a.p., as your mentor-approved research proposal needs to be submitted in the spring.
	Students in the Biomedical Sciences degree program will have the opportunity to explore a variety of research topics when they take their BMS 200: Biomedical Leadership Seminar I course.
	If you are seeking a faculty mentor to engage in research for credit, contact Dr. Gizerian, the undergraduate research coordinator.