Student Research - ACHE Research Institute Health & Wellness Center

Student Research Opportunities

ARCOM & MSB Student Opportunities

College of Health Sciences Student Opportunities

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Research is truly a grass roots endeavor. My experience with Dr. Osborn and his team, has reiterated the importance of the conviction one must hold in their heart to live in the world of medicine. I hold deep respect for the staff and students who pour their time into finding solutions to better our health.”

Terros Dilworth, ARCOM Class of 2027

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Working with a community member on my research was eye-opening. It gave me a deeper appreciation for how theory intersects with real-life experiences and challenges. It’s not just about gathering data; it’s about understanding its impact firsthand.

Emily French, OT Class of 2026

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Research taught me that the most valuable discoveries often lie beyond the boundaries of what we initially expect, revealing new insights and shaping my understanding in unexpected ways.

Madison Jones, ARCOM Class of 2026

WHY PARTICIPATE IN STUDENT RESEARCH?

Enhanced Learning:

Engaging in research provides hands-on experience that complements classroom learning, deepening your understanding of theoretical concepts and real-world applications.

Skill Development:

You develop essential skills such as critical thinking, data analysis, problem-solving, and scientific writing, which are crucial for both academic and professional growth

Career Advancement:

Research experience strengthens your resume and can make you a more competitive candidate for internships, graduate programs, and future employment in your field.

Networking Opportunities:

Working with faculty members, fellow students, and other researchers expands your professional network, opening doors for mentorship, collaboration, and career advice.

Contributing to Knowledge:

You contribute to the advancement of knowledge in your field, which can be rewarding both intellectually and personally. Your work might also have real-world applications that benefit society.

Publication and Presentation Experience:

Many research projects result in opportunities to publish papers or present findings at conferences, which can enhance your academic credentials and communication skills.