University Honors Research Peer-Mentors (RPMs) provide guidance and support to undergraduate students working on research including classroom projects UH Capstone, UROP, URSA, and more. Peer-Mentors are available through drop-in sessions at the Library Services Desk on the first floor of the Kathryn A. Martin Library.
If you can’t find a time that works for you, fill out this form and a UH Peer-Mentor will contact you via email to set up an appointment.
Meet our Research Peer-Mentors:
Ava Kloke: Hi! My name is Ava, and I’m excited to serve as a Research Peer Mentor this year. I’m currently double-majoring in Biology and Spanish with a Chemistry minor and have the goal of becoming a Physician Assistant. This is my third year conducting research in the Biology Department, and I look forward to helping others navigate the research process.
Bea Carter: Hi! My name is Bea and I am a second-year Research Peer Mentor. I am here for research help, or if you just need to talk out an issue with someone.
Remi Foust: Hello! I'm Remi and I'm a senior studying English, Writing Studies, and Environmental Sustainability. My current research focuses on banned books, which I will happily chat about if you ask! I'm excited to support you all with your research questions!
Tae-Jin Lee: Hi! My name is Tae-Jin and I am a sophomore mathematics major. I understand that starting a research project or finding the information may be daunting but I am here to help with any research problems you may be having or to talk about any research ideas you have. I can also help you if you want to talk to a professor and do not know how to go about it.
You might meet with a Peer-Mentor to:
- Figure out how to get started with your research
- Learn more about library research materials
- Find a faculty member to work with on an undergraduate research project
- Prepare a UROP or Capstone research proposal
- Get general information about the honors program
Not sure? Ask!