Collaboration with a faculty mentor
Each year hundreds of students across all majors take part, sequencing DNA, investigating immigration policies, seeking new meaning in Latin prose, or creating original literary and artistic work.
Many students co-author projects that are published in leading scholarly journals or presented at national conferences. A $500,000 grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation supports opportunities for student-faculty collaboration at Gettysburg College.
Experiences like these provide a competitive advantage when students apply to graduate school, and build a strong foundation for their career.
For information, contact Assistant Provost for Scholarship Maureen Forrestal, 717-337-6835.
Student Research in the News
Bio in the Bahamas
Sandy beaches, crystal waters, snorkeling. It sounds like a vacation until you add in seventy-plus hours of field experience, nightly lab discussions, research group projects, and then writing and presenting the findings – all in less than two weeks’ time.
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Minimum wage, globalization, and meatballs: a student’s research experience
Time is money.
Would you believe this phrase produced a student-faculty collaboration, a research grant, and a trip to another continent?
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Essay on medical technology’s “collateral damage” earns award for Gettysburg grad
For the second time in four years, a Gettysburg College student is a winner in the national Elie Wiesel Prize In Ethics Essay Contest.
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Find out more about Celebration, Gettysburg College's annual colloquium on undergraduate research, creative activity and community engagement.
