WMSURE

About WMSURE

The William & Mary Scholars Undergraduate Research Experience (WMSURE) program supports W&M Scholars. Our faculty mentors promote strategies for academic success and undergraduate research.

WMSURE

Developed based on the self-identified needs of WMSURE scholars to provide guidance throughout the college experience.
Provides support for all undergraduates who want to conduct research.
Facilitates peer and faculty mentorship for student participants.
Establishes a large network of faculty and staff to support WMSURE students across the university.
Provides workshops that help scholars achieve their highest potential.
Creates a scholarly community that focuses on holistic academic well-being.

Specific students are William & Mary Scholars, but all students are welcomed to WMSURE!

The WMSURE Undergraduate Research Conference

WMSURE conducted its 4th conference on April 12, 2024, titled Self-Evolution through Research. The 5th WMSURE Research Conference will take place on April 11, 2024 at William & Mary. All undergraduate students from across the Commonwealth are invited to attend and to submit a proposal!

Click below to learn more about the conference, past presentations, and how you can become involved in the future!

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WMSURE News

Click to see all the amazing news of our great W&M Scholars!

Mentored research empowers, inspires Black women in higher education

Recently co-published in the Journal of Black Psychology, Raven Pierce ’23, M.Ed. ‘26, and Associate Professor of School Psychology Janise Parker are making waves for their study on the empowerment of women of color within higher education.
WMSURE expands reach through scholarship, community

On November 13, students participating in the W&M Scholars Undergraduate Research Experience (WMSURE) visited the Ruth E. Carter Afrofuturism exhibit at the James Settlement museum.
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W&M School of Education awarded $3M to tackle youth mental health crisis

The Mental Health Service Professional Demonstration Grant was awarded by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Elementary & Secondary Education and the Office of Safe & Supportive Schools.