Interviews reveal perceptions of students participating in a series of conceptually-linked course-based undergraduate research experiences

H.L. Fletcher; A.R. Martin; S.O. Bitwoded; N.K. Singh

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Interviews reveal perceptions of students participating in a series of conceptually-linked course-based undergraduate research experiences

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Interviews reveal perceptions of students participating in a series of conceptually-linked course-based undergraduate research experiences

H.L. Fletcher, A.R. Martin, S.O. Bitwoded and N.K. Singh

Fall Poster Forum (California State University, Sacramento. University Union, 11/04/2020)

11/15/2019

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/10211.3/214189

Appears in Student Research & Creative Activity Fall Forum

Abstract

College student development programs

California State University, Sacramento. Sirius Project

Undergraduates

Research--Study and teaching (Higher)

The purpose of this study is to explore student perceptions of research authenticity and importance in the SIRIUS Project as they near graduation and to compare these perceptions based on students' career goals.

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Title: Interviews reveal perceptions of students participating in a series of conceptually-linked course-based undergraduate research experiences
Creators: H.L. Fletcher (Author)
A.R. Martin (Author)
S.O. Bitwoded (Author)
N.K. Singh (Author)
Contributors: Thomas E. Landerholm (Advisor)
Kelly K. McDonald (Advisor)
Academic Unit: Department of Biological Sciences; Student Research Center
Publication Details: 11/15/2019
Conference: Fall Poster Forum (California State University, Sacramento. University Union, 11/04/2020)
Identifiers: 99257831080001671; https://hdl.handle.net/10211.3/214189
Language: English
Comment: California State University, Sacramento. Program for Education and Research in Biotechnology