Student Research Initiative Program – Deadline: May 24
The Student Research Initiative (SRI) Fellowship program provided funded opportunities for Boise State University students to pursue independent academic and creative work and engage in research under the supervision of a faculty mentor.
Students in all academic disciplines are encouraged to apply!
SRI Features:
- $1400 stupend
- Up to $500 to present your research results at a national conference
- Funding of up to $700 to cover your research expense
Visit the website to learn more!
Summer Undergraduate Research Conferenece
Are you a current undergraduate student who is conducting independent, mentored or coauthored original research?
Consider presenting your research at the 3rd Annual Undergraduate Research Conference!
Why should you participate?
Participating in research as an undergraduate student provides excellent preparation for graduate study. Disseminating research work at a conference will further enhance your research experience and will serve as an important professional development opportunity towards your career. It is an opportunity for you to share your work, to see the work of others in your field and other areas of study, and to give and receive valuable feedback.
Abstract submission deadline is July 15, 2013
Click here for more information.
Interview and Networking Tips for STEM Majors!
Are you thinking ahead to job interviews and networking opportunities? Brush up on your business etiquette with tips from Social Essence School of Etiquette, Leadership and Image Development!
Click below to view the customized Social Essence Newsletters for Boise State students, including advice on making a great first impression and other useful etiquette tips.
Social Essence Newsletter Issue 1
Social Essence Newsletter Issue 2
Social Essence Newsletter Issue 3
Travel Grant for Student Conference Presentations – $500
Boise State University is pleased to announce a new Student Travel Grant Program. The Student Research Initiative (SRI) Conference Travel Grant provides Boise State students with the opportunity to apply for funding to assist in presenting research results or perform productions at national conferences or meetings. The program is open to both undergraduate and graduate degree-seeking students in all academic disciplines.
The grant provides up to a maximum of $500 of support for conference travel. Applications will be accepted during the academic year (Fall through Spring semester).
Eligibility
To be eligible for an SRI Travel Grant students must be Boise State degree-seeking students. Students who have an SRI fellowship are not eligible for the travel grant program during their SRI fellowship.
Application
Students interested in applying to our SRI Conference Travel Grant program can find information on the application procedure from the Student Research Initiative Conference Travel Grant website or by emailing sri@boisestate.edu. All the applications will be reviewed by the program selection committee.
Micron Women in Technical Careers Invites presenters
Can you spare time for a one-hour lunch this semester to visit with high school girls at local schools? Micron Foundation invites panelists for Women in Technical Careers (WITC) to visit local schools. Many high school girls who may be interested in STEM fields don’t have a good feel for what professionals in these fields actually do. Your sharing your work, research, and career journey with them could open their eyes and their minds to opportunities they had not yet even imagined.
Faculty, staff and student panelists are welcome. Pizza lunch is provided by Micron Foundation. For more information about WITC and volunteering, contact Pat Pyke in the STEM Station at ppyke@boisestate.edu or 208-426-1987.
TI-84 and TI-89 Calculator Workshop Handouts
Missed the Calculator workshops held in September? Don’t worry! We have provided the TI-84 and TI-89 handouts for you. Enjoy.
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