The Honors program sponsors the Undergraduate Research Club to promote an environment of research on campus. The Freshman Apprenticeship opportunity and the Senior Research Project both provide valuable one-on-one opportunities for students to conduct research with a Saint Leo University Faculty member.

Club activities include:

• Social events like lakeside bonfires
• Research seminars, resources and lectures including
• • "Choosing a statistical test"
  • "Institutional Review Board (IRB) processes"
  • "SPSS overview"
  • "Using ancient texts in research- specifically looking at using the Bible in research"
  • "Effectively utilizing databases and other research specific resources from the library"
  • "Senior Research Showcase"
  • "Format for a formal research study"
• Service Activities such as cleaning up the gardens at the Florida National Cemetery on Veteran’s Day

"Saint Leo University work day pays back veterans with respect" – Click here to read article

Funding for research and to present at professional meetings is available through a grant process. Several of our students present at the Mathematical Association of America, Florida Academy of Sciences, Florida Collegiate Honors Council, Psychological Association and other professional conferences.

Supporting the undergraduate research journal where many of the Saint Leo University, faculty, and students publish their research. Honors students are encouraged to submit their senior research project for publication.