What is SCULPT?

SCULPT is a resource for faculty for teaching through inquiry-based learning, which includes research, scholarship, and creative activity inside and outside the classroom.

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The SCULPT Mentoring Community is a space and network for faculty to develop their skills as mentors of undergraduate (and graduate) student research. Join a virtual community of scholars to develop your skills, present your work, mentor others, and work towards your goals.

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  • Brian Patchett and Natalie Sullivan work on acoustic research.
    Brian Patchett and Natalie Sullivan work on acoustic research.
  • Capitol Reef seismic survey
    Capitol Reef seismic survey
  • Nepal water analysis
    Nepal water analysis
  • Nepal geology research
    Nepal geology research
  • Students at Death Valley
    Students at Death Valley
  • Little Cottonwood seismic survey
    Little Cottonwood seismic survey
  • Boltzman Institute
    Boltzman Institute
  • Nepal water analysis
    Nepal water analysis
  • Jocelyn Waite Smith presenting at the National Dance Education Organization National Conference
    National Dance Education Organization National Conference
  • Jordan River sediment sampling.
    Jordan River sediment sampling
  • San Andreas fault study
    San Andreas fault study
  • San Andreas fault study
    San Andreas fault study
  • Geology student presenting her work in Nepal
    Geology student presenting her work in Nepal
  • Public health work in Ghana
    Public health work in Ghana
  • Dental hygiene students provide free oral health care.
    Dental hygiene students provide free oral health care.
  • Student award winners at Math Fest 2015
    Student award winners at Math Fest 2015
  • Public health education work in Peru
    Public health education work in Peru
  • Science excursion to Lake Powell
    Science excursion to Lake Powell
  • Botany field work
    Botany field work

Students: Getting Started in Research

Are you a student looking to get involved with research? Get started with Undergraduate Research and Creative Works to help you find a mentor, start a project, and get your ideas moving!

Faculty Resources

Faculty work together to find best ways to integrate new practices into the curriculum.

Faculty Resources

SCULPT Funding

There are a number of resources available for funding student research and faculty research.

Faculty Funding

Finding Colleagues

See list of co-chairs, advisory board, member lists and committees on our About Us page.

About Us