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Are You Research Ready? We Are.

#UNLVResearchReady

12,960
Undergraduate Students Served
$843,850
Dollars Awarded to Support Undergraduate Researchers
1,751
Workshops/Events
1,325
Research Advising Consultations Conducted

*As of April 2023

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Spectra Undergraduate Research Journal, Volume 4, Issue 1

On July 1, 2025, OUR's Spectra Undergraduate Research Journal's Fall issue went live with three undergraduate research articles. The issue celebrates the work of undergraduate researchers representing two academic colleges: the Lee Business School and College of Liberal Arts.

At UNLV, students and their mentors are encouraged to submit their research to Spectra Undergraduate Research Journal.

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