The CDC Evaluation Fellowship Program (EFP) is accepting applications for the 2026 class (estimated start date August 2026). Those who participate in the EFP learn evaluation skills while working in their host program to build, expand, and/or improve evaluation activities across the agency. The fellowship is intended to be a two-year program, with the second year being contingent on satisfactory performance and availability of funds.  Participating in CDC’s Evaluation Fellowship includes these benefits: Master’s and Doctoral Fellows are placed in host programs […]

An early opportunity to assist with a graduate-level research project became a turning point, transforming Hallie Knight’s curiosity into a clear commitment to biomedical science. Through the ASSURE program, she moved from supporting experiments to leading an independent investigation into how Group B Streptococcus infection disrupts the blood–brain barrier. With mentorship from Dr. Brandon Kim, the project combined advanced laboratory techniques, critical hypothesis testing, and conference presentations—demonstrating how undergraduate research can shape career goals while contributing to meaningful scientific inquiry. […]

The Visual Documentation Lab (Dr. Alexandre Tokovinine) is seeking undergraduate students to volunteer on several digital research projects involving archaeology, 3D modeling, and digital heritage. Students are welcome to contact the researcher directly with questions about any of the projects described below. There are no restrictions by year or major. Prior experience is not required—training in all necessary software will be provided. While an interest in 3D capture, digital tools, or technical research is helpful, curiosity and a willingness to […]

Headed by Prof. Camille Leon Angelo (Religious Studies), the Late Antiquity Modeling Project (LAMP) is an international, interdisciplinary research collective that uses computational methods to reconstruct the embodied experiences of ancient buildings and landscapes. In so doing, the project crafts more accurate and embodied histories of religious communities across geographic and temporal contexts. Of particular interest to LAMP is how these embodied reconstructions might be leveraged to rewrite the history of the first centuries of Christianity. You can read about […]