Undergraduate Research Program
The Undergraduate Research (UR) Program provides opportunities for students across the disciplines to engage in authentic, original research, and to share their research with others in a variety of ways. Through the UR Program, students can be paired with a faculty mentor, who will guide students in carrying out their research. Once their research is complete, students have opportunities to share their research through travel to the Florida Undergraduate Research Conference, publication in the TSC Undergraduate Research Journal, and participation in our annual Undergraduate Research Symposium. Students also have the opportunity to compete for the TSC Undergraduate Research Fellowship, a scholarship program that provides direct financial support to student researchers.
All current TSC students who have paid the Student Activity and Service Fee for the semester.
UR Journal
Discover original research by TSC students in the Tallahassee State College Undergraduate Research Journal.
UR JournalUR Travel
Attend the Florida Undergraduate Research Conference and connect with student researchers from across the state.
UR TravelUR Workshops
Join our workshops to gain skills that will support your research success.
UR WorkshopsUR Fellowship
TSC’s highest student research honor, offering a stipend and support for student researchers.
UR FellowshipUR Advocacy
Share your research at the Florida Capitol. Selected students present their work to policymakers during TSC Day at the Capitol.
UR AdvocacyThanks to our Sponsor
The TSC Foundation, through a continuing grant to the Undergraduate Research (UR) Program, has generously supported the UR Program every year since its inception in 2019. Over the years, the TSC Foundation, through the support of its generous donors, has provided funding for the UR Fellowship opportunity, and cash prizes for student presenters at our annual UR Symposium. We are so grateful to all of the TSC Foundation's generous donors for their support of research experiences for TSC students.