Research & Outreach

Research

Penn State Behrend annually funds nearly $250,000 in undergraduate research opportunities, giving students hands-on learning experiences in their areas of interest. Each student is eligible for grants ranging from $700 to $1,200, and follows an application process that includes selecting a faculty mentor, developing a research project, and creating a formal proposal.

The college also hosts an undergraduate research conference each year where students present their work.

Outreach Opportunities

Black School of Business students have an opportunity to collaborate with professors on cutting-edge projects that make a difference in the real world, whether through Innovation through Collaboration (ITC) Projects or through research projects.

Students also work in the college’s many outreach centers, including Partnership Erie, under the direction of Dr. Kathleen Noce, and the Economic Research Institute of Erie (ERIE), under the direction of Dr. Kenneth K.T. Louie.