The Office of Scholarly Innovation & Student Research (SISR) Promotes Student Research.
About SISR
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The WiSER Student Research Assistant Program and Course-based Research Experiences (Research and Scholarly Designated course attribute) promotes student engagement in research.
Student Research Funds support graduate and undergraduate research, creative, and scholarly endeavors across all academic programs.
SISR promotes student opportunities to present their research, creative, and scholarly work at both on- and off-campus conferences.
SISR promotes student opportunities to publish their scholarly and creative works in both on- and off-campus journals.
The Undergraduate Research Badge is a FGCU micro-credential that signifies to employers and graduate programs that students have scholarly expertise in their discipline.
The Faculty Research Database displays the research expertise and interests of FGCU faculty.
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FGCUScholars RSO
The FGCUScholar Ambassador program is a registered RSO that empowers student leaders by acting as peer mentors to engage other students in scholarly activities and disseminating research opportunities. They help students realize more meaningful and representative experiences within their college, such as engagement in undergraduate research, creative endeavors, and other scholarly and professional development experiences. For more information on the FGCUScholar Ambassador program, contact Santiago Luaces at sluaces@fgcu.edu, (239) 745-4596.
Fast Facts
FGCU student-scholars take advantage of opportunities to disseminate their work in professional venues. In AY 2023–24: