Applications forms will be uploaded below and will be due in September to pennscience@gmail.com. Applicants are welcome to apply to multiple committees; please be sure to rank the choices in your email.&nbsp;
PennScience Journal of Undergraduate Research is a student group committed to promoting and raising the visibility of undergraduate research. Conducting research has become a standard part of many science majors' interests, and many students go above and beyond the call of the minimum requirements, spending long hours and summers in the lab. Some even begin their research careers while still in high school. Yet too often, this work goes unnoticed and unreported. By creating a scientific forum for and by students, we hope to bring together young researchers, helping to make students feel that rather than participating in a disjointed and isolating endeavor, they are becoming a part of a true community of scholars. We also seek to raise the awareness of the outside community to research performed by undergraduates. A key goal of our journal is to make publication more accessible to college students, providing a peer-reviewed journal dedicated solely to their work. Publication in academic journals is a time-consuming process which is not always suitable for the duration and scale of projects done by undergraduates; we seek to create another option will allow more students to publish their research.

Co-Editor-in-Chief

Anushka Dasgupta

Avinash Singh

Design Manager (Officer)

Dahyeon Choi

Writing Manager

Grace Lee

Mehek Dedhia

Editing Manager

Phuong Ngo

Sagar Gupta

Aerin Wheeler

Member

Ashwin Sannecy

Kevin Guo

Michelle Paolicelli

Sneha Sebastian

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