Undergraduate Resources

Research Resources

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A resource with tips to help guide you in your process of finding a mentor.

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Videos with tips to help guide you in your process of finding a mentor.

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A guide for undergraduates who want to engage in research on campus and need help navigating the process.

Other Resources

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Created by WISCIENCE Peer Leaders, these resource sheets can help you explore career paths, majors, certificates, and campus involvement and research opportunities.

Three medium-sized black bookshelves full of books plus a floor lamp and two chairs.

Did you know you can check out books from WISCIENCE? We have a small library of books available to borrow—learn more about the books we have and how to check them out.

STEM Student Resource Guide

A guide to resources available to UW–Madison students: course help, professional development, diversity and inclusion, and more.

Learning Support at UW–Madison

Connect with one of over fifteen campus learning centers to find a tutor and engage in events like study jams and practice exams.

WISCIENCE has a goal to lead and collaborate on local and national efforts to improve STEM education by developing and disseminating evidence-based programs, curricula, resources, and other scholarly products.

This collection of resources was created by various WISCIENCE faculty, staff, students, peer leaders, and ambassadors for campus use.