Researcher of the Week:

Would you like to be featured as a Researcher of the Week?

  1. Start/complete your research
  2. Fill out our Research Profile Questionnaire
  3. Submit a photo of yourself
  4. Email both the questionnaire and the photo to April L. Householder, Ph.D. @ aprilh@umbc.edu or to Devon Fick @dfick1.umbc.edu.

What are the benefits of Undergraduate Research?

How Can I?

  • Get experience in the field
  • Work with a mentor
  • Prepare for graduate school or career
  • Get published
  • Find out if research is in your future

Meet one of our researhers: Imani Conway

A young woman smiling while standing alone inside a building

Imani is a Public Health major with a minor in Sociology who will graduate in December.

She is a public health graduate with a focus on research and community health. Her career goals will be centered around leveraging evidence-based research to inform and implement health interventions that address disparities in underserved communities. She aspire to contribute to the development of public health policies and programs that promote equitable access to healthcare and improve overall population health outcomes.

“… do not shy away from exploring different research topics. You never know where your passion and skills might lead you.” ~ Imani Conway

Her advice to students beginning in research, “My advice to other students about getting involved in research is to approach it with an open mind and actively seek opportunities to build connections with your professors. Do not be afraid to reach out and express your interest in their research areas or inquire about potential projects where you could contribute. “