Featured Hunter Events and News
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Hunter's Undergraduate Research Conference Award Winners
Best Student Oral Presentations
- Munazza Alam & Sara Camnasio, Investigating Brown Dwarf Near-Infrared Color Outliers
- Aleksandr Itskovich, A Versatile Molecule: The Synthesis of Indole and The Art of Organic Chemistry
- Gianna Torre, Serum Magnesium Levels in Patients with Metastatic Breast Cancer on Pertuzumab
Best Student Poster Presentations
- Juliel Espinosa, (+)-Boldline as a Semi-Synthetic Source Towards Novel CNS Receptor Ligands
- Zachary Gershon, Designing an in vitro System to Predict in vivo Success of Gene Targeted Mice
- Michelle Li, Metallo Complex Mediated Synthesis of Pyrrolindolines via Cycloaddition
Outstanding Undergraduate Research Sponsor Award (Faculty)
- Deepsikha Chatterjee, Theatre
- Nancy Greenbaum, Chemistry
- Donna Haverty-Stacke, History
- Peter Moller, Psychology
- Benjamin Ortiz, Biological Sciences
Click here, to explore photos with the #HunterUGRC!
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Hunter Spring Anthropology Conference
April 15th, 3:00pm - 9:00pm, 3rd Floor Cafeteria
The Hunter College Spring Anthropology Conference will feature student work in oral and poster presentations and conclude with an awards ceremony.
Click here for more information.
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Congratulations to Hunter’s two undergraduate winners of the 2014 CUNY Nobel Science Challenge!
John Strub – 1st prize in the Economics category
Eileen Clancy – 1st prize in the Physics category
The 2014 CUNY Nobel Science Challenge invited undergraduate students to describe the scientific concepts behind the work for which one of the 2014 Nobel winners received their respective prize and the present and future significance of the research to humanity. The essays submitted were judged by a faculty committee on several criteria, including academic quality, clarity, originality of work, and success in making the scientific concepts underlying the Nobel Prize winner’s work accessible to a general reader. As the first place winners, each student received an Apple iMac computer. Congratulations to John and Eileen on their accomplishments!
Click here to learn more about the CUNY Nobel Science Challenge
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Have you recently presented at a professional conference or contributed to a professional publication or article? Let us know! Email us your updates at [log in to unmask]
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Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP)
Deadline: April 30
The Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation is an alliance of 17 CUNY Colleges and the CUNY Graduate Center. Students participate in faculty research and receive mentoring from senior faculty.
Click here for more information to apply |
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Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program
Contact: Rex Nobles
The Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program prepares eligible undergraduates for doctoral studies through involvement in research and scholarly activity. Participants acquire the skills and knowledge required for admission to graduate school and the successful completion of graduate studies.
HOW TO APPLY
1. Obtain the contact information for 2 references, and fill out cover sheet here
2. Obtain your unofficial transcript
3. Write an application essay
4. Apply here |
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SiGuE: Success in Graduate Education
The goal of the SiGuE program is to increase the representation and competitiveness of historically underrepresented groups in basic sciences. SiGuE provides an opportunity to enhance the research experience of post-baccalaureate students needed to make students competitive for M.Sc. and Ph.D. programs nationwide. SiGuE will help reinforce academic training and strengthen professional skills that are needed to survive in a competitive science Ph.D. program. A monthly stipend is provided.
Click here for more information
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Research Opportunities Database – Updated Constantly!
Don’t forget to check out the Research Opportunities Database to find all sorts of research opportunities at Hunter College and beyond. You can search opportunities by your area of interest or look at lists of Hunter faculty who have research labs open to students.
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