This opportunity is curated through the UF TESI Environmental Leaders Network. Opportunities posted through the Network may not be affiliated with the Florida Museum or TESI, but are shared with UF undergraduate students who want to learn more about environmental research, education and outreach, and civic engagement.
Opportunity Provider
Description
The UF GeoGator Summer Research Program is a for-credit research opportunity for undergraduate students to participate in an active research project with a faculty member in the Geography department. Click HERE to read about project options. The program provides students with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience, the chance to be involved with cutting-edge research and lab environments, the opportunity to identify and develop career-related skills and abilities, and also a chance to network with professionals. This program aims to prepare students for future careers by gaining valuable and marketable experience and expanding their knowledge beyond the classroom.
Weekly professional development seminars allow participants to learn from each other’s experiences and contextualize their research projects within the field. Seminar themes and events include career and graduate school exploration, science communication, and the ethics of research. Students will present their projects at a Fall 2024 symposium.
2024 Summer C Program Schedule
Eligibility
Applicants must:
- Be a UF student capable of taking 0-3 credit hours in the Summer C term
- Have completed at least one year of undergraduate study by the start of Summer 2024
- Have at least one semester of study remaining after the completion of the GeoGator Summer Research Program
Students who are from historically excluded groups OR who are from low-income homes OR who are the first in their family to attend college are strongly encouraged to apply.
Application Due Date
End of February 2024. No specific date is listed.
Application
Website
GeoGator Summer Research Program – Geography (ufl.edu)
Contact
Program Coordinator Dr. Gabriela Hamerlinck, ghamerlinck@ufl.edu