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SI Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) Summer Program
Incentive-Centered Design for Cyberinfrastructure
About the Fellowship
The School of Information REU program will provide a diverse group of promising students with a short-term research experience to foster their intellectual growth as scientists, and to provide an important building block for a rewarding long-term career in the fields of social sciences and information technology unified by the incentive-centered design approach →.
In this intense ten-week program, each student is assigned to a research group matching his or her intellectual interests. In this group, the student takes part in every aspect of the group's scientific work and social activities, and pursues a small research project under the supervision of experienced faculty and doctoral student mentors from the STIET program. The REU program supplements experiences in the research group with a broad range of educational and social activities that forge the participating students into a community of scholars.
Eligibility and Requirements
- U.S. citizen or permanent resident
- Current undergraduate student not scheduled to graduate before December
- Participate full-time in research and activities of REU from May 26-Aug 1 (research schedule and requirements will vary in each project)
- Prepare and present a poster or slides about the research project at end of project
- Highest priority during recruitment and selection will be given to applicants from disadvantaged backgrounds that are underrepresented in science or engineering, and from schools with limited research opportunities, such as area community colleges
Participants Receive
- $4,200 stipend
- Students who reside farther than 30 miles from Ann Arbor will receive a housing stipend
- Travel support for out-of-area students to come to Ann Arbor
- Weekly seminars, workshops, and special events
- Summer Research Project
Application
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