Join Michael Di Martino, Gregory's new College House Research Fellow, for an information session on conducting research.  Here's info from Michael:

The University of Pennsylvania is one of the leading research institutions in the United States, and has contributed innovations to numerous bodies of knowledge across disciplines. Bolstering an undergraduate population of nearly ten-thousand, it comes as no surprise that undergraduate research is a central focus of the university. Moreover, the National Academies of Sciences and the National Science Foundation support that undergraduate research experiences are “… pivotal to success [in a research career]”[1]. There is substantial motivation to discuss the nature of undergraduate research here at Penn.

Please join us for a night of laidback discussion (and free food) about the trials, challenges, successes and other nuggets of knowledge related to participating in undergraduate research (also: free food)!

Not currently conducting research, but still interested in attending? Come on down!