The SCULPT Mentoring Community is a space and network for faculty to develop their skills as mentors of undergraduate (and graduate) student research. Join a virtual community of scholars to develop your skills, present your work, mentor others, and work towards your goals.
In 2015, Fulton Library established the Undergraduate Research and Creative Works Archive, a digital collection to preserve and promote the original research and creative works produced by UVU students. More specifically, the collection focuses on works presented at the UVU SCULPT showcase, the Utah Conference on Undergraduate Research, or the National Conference on Undergraduate Research. Since its inception, the collection has grown to 98 works that are archived and freely available online. Students interested in adding their research to the collection can submit a form, which asks a few easy questions before they submit their work for inclusion in the archive. For any in-depth questions please contact [email protected].
Are you a student looking to get involved with research? Get started with Undergraduate Research and Creative Works to help you find a mentor, start a project, and get your ideas moving!
The Graduation Distinction in Undergraduate Research and Creative Works aims to recognize students who have completed advanced scholarly or creative endeavors above and beyond the requirements for a university degree through independent effort. Get recognized for completing the distinction and be honored at graduation with a cord and an annotation on their official transcript. Make your resume shine for job and graduate school!
Faculty work together to find best ways to integrate new practices into the curriculum.
See list of co-chairs, advisory board, member lists and committees on our About Us page.
