INSTITUTIONAL EFFECTIVENESS:

Student RESEARCH Opportunities

Institutional Effectiveness (IE) receives grant funding from the SPC Foundation to offer students Paid 8-week Undergraduate Research Experiences (UREs) facilitated by faculty mentors in the student’s STEM/non-STEM field of interest. The goal of a URE is to encourage students to learn about literature review, the scientific method, programming, technical report writing, data collection, results analyses, and developing conclusions, as well as acquiring hands-on skills in a science lab, and using advanced technologies.
Contact: Maggie Tymms tymms.magaly@spcollege.edu

Students enrolled in the Tampa Bay Bridge to the Baccalaureate program are eligible for Paid 8-week Undergraduate Research Experiences (UREs) facilitated by faculty mentors in the student’s Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) field.
Contact: Jaylene Boccio Boccio.Jaylene@spcollege.edu

Research opportunities are available for Honors Program Students.
Contact: Earl Fratus Fratus.Earl@spcollege.edu

Students pursuing a Biology BS degree have opportunities to complete research projects while enrolled in one or more undergraduate research courses.
Contact: Linae Boehme Boehme.Linae@spcollege.edu

Model United Nations students conduct research in preparation for the annual conference, where they compete against university students, and often win prestigious awards.
Contact: Douglas Rivero Rivero.Douglas@spcollege.edu