Undergraduate Research
Discover the Exciting World of Research at WSSU!
At Winston-Salem State University (WSSU), research is a cornerstone of the student experience.
Imagine being part of groundbreaking studies and creative projects that set the stage for the next generation of scientists, social scientists, visionaries, and health practitioners.
Every WSSU student has the chance to dive into high-quality research, scholarship, and creative activities.
Explore Diverse Research Areas
You can engage in research across a wide array of fields, including:
- Archeology
- African American history
- Community engagement and sustainability
- Digital literacy and innovation
- And much more!
- Dr. Tangela Towns
- 336-750-3386
- osr@wssu.edu
Exciting Opportunities Await
WSSU supports your research journey with numerous fellowship programs, chances to travel and present your work at conferences, and prestigious awards like the Excellence in Undergraduate Writing award.
Benefits of Engaging in Research at WSSU
Students who participate in research at WSSU:
- Join a vibrant community of like-minded scholars.
- Build lasting relationships with faculty mentors.
- Develop deep expertise in their chosen fields.
- Are more likely to stay on track and graduate on time.
- Gain a competitive edge for employment and graduate school admissions.
- Make a real impact through projects that generate new knowledge, solve real-world problems, and create protocols that can change the world.
Professional Development and Research at WSSU
- Build confidence and qualifications as The Office of Undergraduate Research (OUR) helps you prepare professionally.
- We equip you with skills for a successful future.
- OUR offers workshops, mentorship, career advice and guidance as you explore your academic passions through research opportunities.
- Embark on your research journey at WSSU and be part of something extraordinary.
- Transform your ideas into innovations, and your passion into progress. The world is waiting for what you can achieve!
Annual Figures for 2018-19
450 Students Supported
91 Awards
$52.9 M Awarded
11 Research Centers
