Research

Undergraduate research

The research apprenticeship in Health Professions (HP 4950) provides faculty and students the opportunity to collaborate on research projects. Below are the faculty members who are accepting applications for research apprenticeships for credit through HP 4950. To get started, follow the link to the faculty member’s web page for information about their research and how to contact them.

Benefits

  • Gain research skills through mentorship by faculty
  • Attend seminars and share your research projects with other students
  • May present findings of your research at university, regional or national events
  • Build research skills and enhance your resume for graduate school

Faculty mentors

Claire Altman

Claire Altman

Health disparities, health policy, immigrant health

Anna Boone

Anna Boone

Cancer and stroke rehabilitation, and technology and health

Roxana Botezatu

Roxana Botezatu

Language acquisition, speech

Erin Dannecker

Erin Dannecker

Pain and physical activity

Idethia Shevon Harvey

Shevon Harvey

African American health, rural and community health

Andrew Kiselica portrait

Andrew Kiselica

Technology and health, neuroscience, older adults

Erin Robinson

Erin Robinson

Older adults, technology and health, social support networks