Welcome
We invite you to join us for the 2012 Go Research! Summer Program at Carnegie Mellon University. Programs for Summer 2012 will be online in January 2012 - so please check back.
Research experiences can guide you in your decisions about what you want to do after graduation. As part of the Go Research! Summer Program, you will also attend workshops in communication and research ethics, and hear firsthand how today's scientists, engineers, designers and educators chose their research focus.
But there's more to our summer program than research and academics. Surrounded by rivers, Pittsburgh is an exciting city, with free concerts, movies in the parks, Kennywood amusement park, the beautiful architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright, the largest number of environmentally friendly buildings (including the first "green" convention center) and major league baseball games in PNC Park.
2011 Go Research! Lunch Seminar Presentations:
***Please check back for the remainder of the lunch seminar presentations.
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Sheila Liming Ph.D. Student, Literary and Cultural Studies Department of English Presenting Your Research |
Presenting Your Research Presentation |
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Jennifer Keating-Miller, Ph.D. Assistant Director, Fellowships and Scholarships Office Writing a Personal Statement |
Writing a Personal Statement Presentation |
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Suzie Laurich-McIntyre, Ph.D. Assistant Vice Provost for Graduate Education Planning for Graduate School |
Planning for Graduate School Presentation |
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Susan Finger, Ph.D. Professor - Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering NSF Graduate Fellowship |
2011 Summer Opportunities:
Click on the areas listed below and you will be taken to information and application procedures for each research opportunity.
Bioimaging Technology
Biological Sciences
Biomaterials
Chemistry
Computer Science
Economics
Engineering
Information Systems
Mathematical Sciences
Psychology
Public Policy
Statistics
To view the 2010 summer opportunities - please go to: 2010 Go Research! Program.