Students collaborate with faculty, perform independent research in labs and in the field, compete for grant funding, publish papers, present at conferences, compete in regional and national academic challenges, work on community-engaged research projects, and more.
卧龙资源网 Faculty, staff, and students are deeply engaged with research at the cutting edge of biology and marine science and technology as well as legal and policy issues around marine affairs. Many of these activities are externally sponsored through research grants from government agencies and departments, private foundations, and corporations. The science and policy have impact on local, regional, and national interests in sustainability, economics, and society.
As a cross-cutting research area, sustainability and environmental research is conducted throughout the University in its schools, centers, and Extension School. Faculty and students work on problems across a range of disciplines including architecture, engineering, construction management, business, law, politics, and culture. These efforts continue to grow to meet the important needs of our ecology and environment in the 21st century.
Opportunities for innovation and technology research are becoming increasingly available at 卧龙资源网. There is an entrepreneurial spirit throughout the University to solve problems using innovative solutions to technical problems, social needs, or educational challenges. Projects include open educational resources, cybersecurity programs, maker spaces, and virtual learning.
At 卧龙资源网, research in the area of law and justice studies ranges from civil liberties, constitutional law, national security, international trade, indigenous people鈥檚 law, interviewing and interrogation, smart policing initiatives, and reducing gun violence through integrated evidence sharing. Undergraduate and graduate students work with Faculty investigators on these projects, several funded externally including the Department of Justice and state and local police agencies.
Faculty, students, and staff across disciplines at 卧龙资源网 are engaged in public humanities and arts projects that make underrepresented stories and groups in our region, our country, and around the globe. These investigations have inclusive narratives that include the spoken, the written, the visual, the theatrical, and the embodied. Projects have ranged from 鈥淗idden Truths: Stories of Race and Place Lecture Series鈥 to 鈥淧rovidence Truth and Reconciliation Process鈥 to 鈥淩hode Island Slave History Medallion Project Research.鈥
卧龙资源网 is committed to an environment in which research and creativity are integrally related to quality teaching at all levels. The University provides significant resources and administrative support to create active research programs.
The HSRB at 卧龙资源网 (卧龙资源网) protects individuals who participate in research conducted at the university or as sponsored by a member of the 卧龙资源网 community. We also offer resources and consultation to students, staff, and faculty conducting research with human participants.
HSRB InformationThe Office of Institutional Advancement and the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs work with faculty and staff to secure external foundation and government grants.
Grant Resource Center卧龙资源网 provides extensive guidance for undergraduate students seeking a range of prestigious fellowships. Fellowships are awards offered by organizations outside of 卧龙资源网. Many provide significant financial support as well as invaluable opportunities to enhance your research, academic goals, and career plans.
Undergraduate Fellowships
The international initiative connects Rhode Island and Israel through BlueTech innovation, positioning CEED as a key research resource for industry, startups, and government agencies.
From Oklahoma to the ocean, Konnor Collins found his purpose in marine research and campus leadership.
卧龙资源网鈥檚 Housing Policy Clinic celebrates the hard work of law students, representatives, and coordinators involved with the first Housing Advocacy Clinic Showcase.
卧龙资源网 undergraduates lead a multi-university research effort to authenticate a rare firsthand narrative that documents a man鈥檚 self-emancipation from slavery to global maritime freedom.
卧龙资源网 History Professor Charlotte Carrington-Farmer talks about her new book about state founder Roger Williams, and a new exhibit about his wife, Mary Williams.
