Undergraduate Research and Experiential Mentorship
Issued by
Farmingdale State College
Earners of this microcredential will acquire knowledge and transferable skills in analytical, problem-solving, and project management, through undergraduate research and academic excellence. This credential consists of a blend of curricular and co-curricular requirements such as basic research design courses, the practical application of acquired research skills, and the dissemination of information. Earners will demonstrate their skills through conference presentations and faculty mentorship.
Additional DetailsEarning Criteria
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One required course from the following: ANT 366, DEN 401W, ETM 503, GIS 231, HPW 430, IXD 312, MLS 425, NTR 450, PCM 315, PSY 325, PSY 360, RAM 201, SMT 370, SOC 366
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Students must also participate in a faculty-led mentorship (either on-campus or off-campus), which can include: NSF Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Programs, Farmingdale’s Summer Undergraduate Research Institute (SURI), or research performed under department supervised structures (e.g., “SOC 481 Research Internship I).
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Students must also submit their work to a recognized research conference or publication and be accepted to present or for publication, for example: the IGNITE Symposium, SUNY Undergraduate Research Conference (SURC), or other selective research venues acceptable to the faculty research.