REU Site: Chemistry Undergraduate Research at Syracuse University

雪城大学（SU）的化学REU项目将为学生提供独特的研究环境，将结构化学习与实验室的最大实践时间相结合。参与者将体验整个科学过程：计划和进行实验，解释结果，得出结论，并以书面和口头形式展示他们的结果。该项目的总体主题是“化学研究”，涉及系里的所有教员。选择这个主题是为了让参与者接触到化学研究的全部广度，包括大量的化学子领域和相关的跨学科主题。额外的资金将把该项目扩展到其他几名学生，其中一些是SU LSAMP项目的参与者，以及两名高中教师。与雪城勒莫恩学院（LMC）的独特合作伙伴关系将支持两所机构之间全年合作研究项目的发展。重点将放在招募至少一名老兵，利用SU或LMC的老兵资源中心。校园内几个少数族裔包容项目（LSAMP、McNair和CSTEP）提供的财政支持和招聘援助表明，SU致力于让代表性不足的学生参与科学。该计划将为学生提供一个严谨的研究环境，激励他们为科学事业或化学科学研究生院做好准备。该项目将包括老学生、少数民族学生、接触研究机会有限的学生、国际学生和高中教师，让所有人都能接触到具有广泛经验和观点的同龄人。结果将通过出版物和会议报告的形式报告，其中许多是由学生自己完成的。学生将参与高度相关的研究项目，直接造福社会，同时涵盖化学研究的广度。

The Chemistry REU program at Syracuse University (SU) will provide research opportunities for students in a unique research environment created to combine structured learning with maximum hands-on time in the laboratory. Participants will experience the entire scientific process: planning and conducting experiments, interpreting results, drawing conclusions, and presenting their results in written and oral form. The overall theme of the program is "research in chemistry", involving all faculty members in the department. This topic was chosen to expose participants to the full breadth of chemical research, including the vast array of chemistry subfields and related interdisciplinary topics. Additional funds will extend the program to several other students, some of them participants in the SU LSAMP program, plus two high school teachers. The unique partnership with Le Moyne College (LMC) in Syracuse will support the development of year-round collaborative research programs between the two institutions. Specific emphasis will be placed on the recruitment of at least one veteran utilizing SU's or LMC's veteran's resource center. Financial support and recruiting assistance by several minority inclusion programs on campus (LSAMP, McNair, and CSTEP) demonstrates SU's commitment to involve underrepresented students in the sciences.This program will introduce a diverse group of students to a rigorous research environment, motivating and readying them for scientific careers or graduate school in the chemical sciences. The program will include veteran students, minority students, students with limited access to research, international students, and high school teachers, providing all with the benefit of exposure to peers with wide-ranging experience and perspectives. Results will be reported through publications and conference presentations, many made by the students themselves. Students will be involved in highly relevant research projects that directly benefit society while covering the breadth of chemical research.