An Undergraduate Research Opportunity: Collaboration Between Undergraduate and Graduate Students

  • Dooley D
  • Mahon R
  • Oshiro E
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ABSTRACT: A research experience was made available to an undergraduate Food Science and Human Nutrition (FSHN) student through collaboration with a Masters‐level Nutrition graduate student. Both students were under the supervision of a graduate FSHN faculty member. Positive, self‐identified aspects for the students included learning how to work collaboratively as a team member, gaining a better understanding of the process of field‐based research, and successfully completing both projects. While caveats are noted, we suggest that this process is an untapped opportunity to offer a research experience to undergraduates. It could be applicable in departments/ units that maintain both an undergraduate and graduate program or across departments where disciplines are similar.

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Dooley, D. A., Mahon, R. M., & Oshiro, E. A. (2004). An Undergraduate Research Opportunity: Collaboration Between Undergraduate and Graduate Students. Journal of Food Science Education, 3(1), 8–13. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1541-4329.2004.tb00034.x

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