Office of Undergraduate Research
Division of Undergraduate Studies
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Dr. Eniko Csomay, Director
Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR)
AD 220A
Tel.: (619) 594-1260
the Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR)
It is in the human nature to be curious about the world surrounding us. Research helps us figure out how to best answer the questions we have about our world. The Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) promotes engagement in research activities on the undergraduate level on SDSU campuses. OUR links research resources between student and faculty, works with departments and colleges to support undergraduate research, and connects with other programs in the Division of Undergraduate Studies to support student engagement and student success.
We promote …
- student engagement by facilitating participation in undergraduate research activities
- faculty engagement in mentoring undergraduate research activities
- facilitating and supporting new initiatives in various forms of undergraduate research activities on campus
- documenting best practices in undergraduate research on our campuses
We do this by …
- linking available resources between student and faculty
- creating new programs that will support undergraduate research
- supporting faculty to engage students in undergraduate research
- working with departments and colleges to initiate, implement and sustain undergraduate programs
- connecting departments and colleges with other entities on campus that facilitate undergraduate research
- connecting with other programs that support undergraduate research within the Division of Undergraduate Studies, for example, Faculty-Student Mentoring Program, Compact Scholar Program, Honors Program, Academic Scholarships Program, and the Study Abroad Program.
If you …
- want to find out about research opportunities on campus, keep checking the links to our website as we constantly refresh them.
- have a question about undergraduate research opportunities, visit OUR office (AD 220A) or call us for an appointment (619) 594-1260.
- need a reference book quickly to answer a specific question you have on research designs and methods, visit OUR modest but great reference library (AD 220A).