Undergraduate Research Leaders (URLs) - UW Seattle
The goal of the Undergraduate Research Leaders (URL) program is to increase awareness and participation of undergraduates in research in all disciplines. We aim to create a network of UW undergraduate researchers that can connect with their peers through outreach presentations, panels, community-building events, and individual interactions, to provide support and guidance throughout their research journeys. We invite students from all majors and backgrounds to apply to become a URL! We especially encourage students conducting research in the arts, humanities, and social sciences to apply.
Bothell Students: This program is ran out of Seattle, but Bothell students have applied and participated in the past.
Program Benefits:
- Make an impact on future undergraduate researchers by sharing your experiences
- Practice your public skills through presentations and panels
- Engage in DEI trainings and professional development workshops facilitated by URP staff
- Network with students, faculty, and staff on campus
Responsibilities:
- Support abstract review for the Undergraduate Research Symposium
- Provide clerical support for the Office of Undergraduate Research
- Provide important student perspective on Office of Undergraduate Research programming
- Manage the Office of Undergraduate Research Instagram account
Time commitment:
- Attend bi-weekly team meetings facilitated by URP staff
- Participate in outreach events such as information sessions and panels
- Manage and facilitate monthly Research Cafe events
When to apply: Fall quarter
Schools or Related Disciplines:
Business
Educational Studies
First Year and Pre-major Program (FYPP)
Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences (IAS)
Nursing and Health Studies (NHS)
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)
STEM – Computing and Software Systems (CSS)
STEM – Biological Sciences
STEM – Engineering and Mathematics
STEM – Physical Sciences
Category: Research and Creative Projects
Time: estimated hours per week is 1hr – 3hrs
Best for student levels (to apply and/or participate): Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Graduate School or Certificate Program