An important part of college education is learning how to do research according to the standards and methods of your academic discipline. Working one-on-one with a faculty mentor, you will develop technical expertise as well as skills in problem solving, analysis, and communication. If you are not yet involved in research, the first step is to reach out to a faculty member and talk to them about how to get involved. Once you have found a research mentor, use the resources on this page and apply to the Student Research Committee to:
- Get funding to buy supplies that you need for your project
- Get funding to travel to a conference or other appropriate venue to present your work
- Present your work at Scholars Day, held at Le Moyne each year in April
The Student Research Committee does not provide stipends for student researchers. Some summer stipends for research and internships are available through the Career Development Center - find out more about these Ignite Fellowships here.