Virginia Tech Center for Human-Computer Interaction Summer Research Program (REU)

A summer Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program run by the Virginia Tech Center for Human-Computer Interaction that places undergraduate students with university faculty to work on HCI research projects over several weeks. The program emphasizes diversity by partnering with multiple minority-serving and other colleges and includes students from Virginia Tech and partner institutions. Participants work on projects ranging from mobile applications to applied graphics and receive on-campus housing, meals, and a stipend. Funding for the program comes from the National Science Foundation, Virginia Tech, and other foundations or educational programs.

On-campus housing, meals, stipend, supervised research experience and mentorship with university faculty.

Undergraduate students showing interest in graduate school; program particularly brings students from partner institutions (including Bennett College, North Carolina A&T State University, Hollins University, and Norfolk State University) as well as Virginia Tech undergraduates and students from other locations.