Read aresearch articlewritten by agroup fromGeorgia TechLook forcourses inyour major thatoffer researchprojectsDefine 2-3outcomes youwant fromundergraduateresearchDiscussundergraduateresearch withyour academicadvisorVisit theCareer Centerto ask aboutresearchinternshipsMake a list offaculty whoseresearchprogramsinterest youStart aresearchjournal toreflect on yoursuccesses andchallengesReadinformationabout PURAon the UROPwebpageMake a list ofsummer researchprograms thatinterest you andtheir applicationdeadlinesVisit aVIP teammeetingAsk a graduatestudent aboutthe skills theyacquired duringresearchAttend aUROP orURAeventDraft an emailto a professorasking aboutresearchopportunities intheir groupLook over theUROP "How toRegister"webpage tounderstandresearch coursesAsk aninstructor or TAfor advice onhow to findresearchopportunitiesAttend aresearchseminarorganized by aschool orprogramGo to aprofessor'sofficehoursSubscribeto theUROPnewsletterDraft a short"about me" bioto describe youas a potentialresearchstudentPrepare an"action plan" toguide yourinterviews withpotentialresearch mentorsTalk to anUndergraduateResearchAmbassadorUpdateyour CVand/orresumeIdentify threeresearchquestions orareas thatinterest youBrowse fivefaculty'sresearchwebpagesRead aresearch articlewritten by agroup fromGeorgia TechLook forcourses inyour major thatoffer researchprojectsDefine 2-3outcomes youwant fromundergraduateresearchDiscussundergraduateresearch withyour academicadvisorVisit theCareer Centerto ask aboutresearchinternshipsMake a list offaculty whoseresearchprogramsinterest youStart aresearchjournal toreflect on yoursuccesses andchallengesReadinformationabout PURAon the UROPwebpageMake a list ofsummer researchprograms thatinterest you andtheir applicationdeadlinesVisit aVIP teammeetingAsk a graduatestudent aboutthe skills theyacquired duringresearchAttend aUROP orURAeventDraft an emailto a professorasking aboutresearchopportunities intheir groupLook over theUROP "How toRegister"webpage tounderstandresearch coursesAsk aninstructor or TAfor advice onhow to findresearchopportunitiesAttend aresearchseminarorganized by aschool orprogramGo to aprofessor'sofficehoursSubscribeto theUROPnewsletterDraft a short"about me" bioto describe youas a potentialresearchstudentPrepare an"action plan" toguide yourinterviews withpotentialresearch mentorsTalk to anUndergraduateResearchAmbassadorUpdateyour CVand/orresumeIdentify threeresearchquestions orareas thatinterest youBrowse fivefaculty'sresearchwebpages

Jumpstart Your Research Potential Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Read a research article written by a group from Georgia Tech
  2. Look for courses in your major that offer research projects
  3. Define 2-3 outcomes you want from undergraduate research
  4. Discuss undergraduate research with your academic advisor
  5. Visit the Career Center to ask about research internships
  6. Make a list of faculty whose research programs interest you
  7. Start a research journal to reflect on your successes and challenges
  8. Read information about PURA on the UROP webpage
  9. Make a list of summer research programs that interest you and their application deadlines
  10. Visit a VIP team meeting
  11. Ask a graduate student about the skills they acquired during research
  12. Attend a UROP or URA event
  13. Draft an email to a professor asking about research opportunities in their group
  14. Look over the UROP "How to Register" webpage to understand research courses
  15. Ask an instructor or TA for advice on how to find research opportunities
  16. Attend a research seminar organized by a school or program
  17. Go to a professor's office hours
  18. Subscribe to the UROP newsletter
  19. Draft a short "about me" bio to describe you as a potential research student
  20. Prepare an "action plan" to guide your interviews with potential research mentors
  21. Talk to an Undergraduate Research Ambassador
  22. Update your CV and/or resume
  23. Identify three research questions or areas that interest you
  24. Browse five faculty's research webpages