We are a student-focused program that encourages you to take more control of your academic and professional development experiences. 

 The CSR-SP’s primary purpose is to facilitate your engagement in faculty-mentored outside-of-the-classroom work on a research or creative activity project related to your academic discipline. Our secondary purpose is to help you develop academic and professional skills that will positively impact not only your scholarly activity work, but also, your academic and professional learning and performance. Intended outcomes of active student participation in the CSR Scholar’s Program are: increased student retention and success, and increased intention toward, and entry into, graduate programs for CSR Scholars. If selected to the CSR Scholar's Program, you may be supported via:

• CSR Tuition Support: CSR Scholars (except for Associate Scholars) can earn tuition support for participating in CSR student-development programming and/or by engaging in specific student-researcher development activities with/overseen by their faculty mentors. Tuition support amount varies by Scholar category and activity.
• CSR Travel Grants: CSR Scholars (except for New Pioneer Scholars) qualify to submit CSR Travel Grants to the CSR. Successful grant proposals cover the cost (up to a pre-designated dollar amount) for travel to professional conferences related to the student's CSR-associated research or creative activity project. 
• CSR Supply Grants: CSR Scholars (except for New Pioneer Scholars) qualify to submit CSR Supply Grants to the CSR. Successful grant proposals cover the cost (up to a pre-designated dollar amount) for consumables needed to complete the student's CSR-associated research or creative activity. 

CSR-SP selection is competitive, but not GPA- nor discipline-bound. We encourage students at all academic levels (freshmen through graduate students) and levels of academic preparation to apply! Please note that the application window for the CSR Scholar's Program is open following the end of the current academic year and closes at the end of the first week of Fall semester.

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CSR Office hours and forms drop box:

 The Center for Student Research office is located in the Student and Faculty Services building on the third floor: office SF-335. The office is open Monday to Friday from 9am to 5pm with the exception of meetings and workshops. Michelle Hobbs-Helmus, our Program Coordinator (and Cal State East Bay alumna!), will list her schedule out on the CSR door, daily. To schedule a meeting with Dr. O or Michelle, please email the CSR email at csr@csueastbay.edu.

 If you have any CSR paperwork/forms that you wish to drop off and Michelle is not in the office when you stop by, please drop the forms off in our CSR drop box, either in SF-302 or, if it is after 5pm, in the lock box located right next to the CSR office door.

 Student Assistant Hours in office for Fall semester are as follows:

Claudia Romero-Medina

Monday 9-11am; Tuesday-Thursday 9am-3pm

Natisha Prasad

Monday 2-8:30pm; Tuesday 6-8:30pm; Wednesday 2-4pm; Thursday 6-8:30pm; Friday 2-8:30pm

Dr. Tinnacher is hosting a seminar!

Dr. Tinnacher from the Chemistry and Biochemistry department is hosting a seminar at UC Berkeley on November 18th from 4:00-5:00PM at 3105 Etcheverry Hall! Please check out Berkeley's website linked here for more information!

Information Literacy Workshops

These take place in the library on Tuesdays and Thursdays during UHour (12:15-1:15pm)

You must register at  http://library.csueastbay.edu/events or click on the links below.