Center for Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities

Students who engage in research and creative activities as undergraduates have higher learning gains, such as problem solving and critical thinking skills, and increased self-confidence and independence. Good problem solving and critical thinking skills are highly valued in today's workplace - no matter the field of study you decide to pursue!

Is undergraduate research for you? There's only one way to find out! Look through our site, find a faculty member in your department, and contact him or her about engaging in research and creative activities. Or, contact us and let us help you find a research mentor!

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CURCA News

Case, Hines earn first publication

A recent alumnus and a senior have earned their first peer-reviewed publication for a piece studying political rhetoric surrounding the Ukraine-Russia war.

Students take part in research experiences

Students from UNG took part in a wide variety of National Science Foundation Research Experiences for Undergraduates and similar programs this summer.

Faculty pair with students on research

Ten teams pairing faculty and students for research are taking part in the Faculty Undergraduate Summer Engagement program this year at UNG.

Alumni Weekend set for April 19-21

UNG's Alumni Weekend, set for April 19-21, will bring reunions, military ceremonies, awards, and live music. This will be President Shannon’s inaugural Alumni Weekend.

Three students present at Capitol

UNG students Lauren Bowman, Atticus Tomcho and Mary Dickens presented their research at the annual Posters at the Capitol event Feb. 20.