In 2019, we published a groundbreaking article about the benefits of the CUNY Research Scholars Program in Cell Biology Education—A Journal of Life Science Education.

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In 2023, we published another article about CRSP in Cell Biology Education – A Journal of Life Science Education. That article assesses the impact of shifting research modalities and their impacts on mentors and students.

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Please direct program inquiries to:
Ron Nerio, Ph.D.
Director of the Program
ron.nerio@cuny.edu

Celebrating 10 years of the CUNY Research Scholars Program, the Ad Astra Undergraduate Research Newsletter released a special 10 year edition highlighting CRSP student, alumni, and faculty research projects.

Read the Ad Astra 10th Anniversary Edition

The CUNY Research Scholars Program (CRSP) funds year-long research experiences for associate degree students at all seven CUNY community colleges and three comprehensive schools. The goal of the program is to encourage undergraduate participation in authentic research and to increase persistence in STEM disciplines. Students receive 400 hours of mentoring from faculty members and participate in biweekly workshops, including sessions on ethical research conduct, public speaking, and poster preparation. Students receive stipends for their participation and present their work at a year-end, CUNY-wide undergraduate research celebration.

Meet some of the 2023-2024 CRSP students:

To find out more about CRSP at your college, please click HERE