Directors:
Marcela Kostihova
Assistant Professor of English
(651) 523-2771
Learning Center 115W-B
mkostihova01@hamline.edu
Thomas Anderson
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
(651) 523-2287
Robbins Science Center 208
tanderson13@hamline.edu
The curriculum at Hamline University encourages students to "own" their education, to develop over the course of their studies an awareness of – and control over – the production of scholarship. By the time students graduate, they will not merely have studied in the area of their major – for instance Biology, English, Psychology, or Theatre – but they will become practicing professionals in their field – as Biologists, Literary Critics, Clinical Psychologists, or Actors. The academic focus of the Collaborative Research Program is integration into the practices of student’s respective, sometimes cross-disciplinary and often intersecting, fields of study.
Student research can take a variety of forms, ranging from advanced projects assigned by faculty in regularly taught courses, independent studies and creative projects, honors theses, study abroad, and student-faculty collaborative research. The Collaborative Research program funds many opportunities for conducting and disseminating student research, including underwriting research costs, or supporting attendance at relevant workshops or seminars.
Summer Collaborative Research
NCUR
