Research Opportunites for Undergraduates
There is routine involvement of undergraduate students in environmental engineering research projects. Students can work part-time during the academic year, and depending on availability, there are full-time employment opportunities during the summer months. Activities depend on the project and faculty member involved, but they include everything from data collection in the field, to data analysis, to modeling and programming.
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Undergraduate Opportunities
– Application period is open for the summer 2010 research program
Program dates: May 27 – July 30, 2010
REU information and application
Hands-on experience is valuable because it:
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introduces students to the excitement and fun of research
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promotes the ability to think independently
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exposes students to computer, lab, and field instrumentation and methods
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provides an inside view of graduate student life
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helps develop career goals
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serves as a resume 'point of emphasis'
Please contact Dr. Brian Lamb (blamb@wsu.edu) for additional information.
National Science Foundation Research Experience for Undergraduates Program (NSF REU)
Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate Change: Measurements and Modeling in the Pacific Northwest — Click here to apply
REU News (LAR 2009):
LAR 2008 Undergrad Research Participants: (L to R, backrow) Matt Zebovitz, Patrick O'Keeffe, Drew Polley, Tim Olson, Michael Thompson, Joe Westergreen, Logan Callen, Pierre Wong; (L to R, front row) Celia Faiola, Erika Ottenbreit, Heather Hamilton; (not pictured) Liam Corcoran, Mandi Hohner, Riley Start