FAQ
- What is SERTS?
- How is a SERTS workshop different from a traditional laboratory course?
- What do you do in SERTS?
- How am I graded for a SERTS workshop?
- How can you benefit from SERTS?
- What do students say about SERTS?
- How do I enroll in a SERTS class?
First of all you have to show up. Because the workshops are organized as small groups and are very interactive, you need to be there to ask questions and listen. Attendance at all sessions is required. Once your workshop is finished, you will be asked to write a short paper describing your experience. The objective of these papers is for you to explain what you learned about how research is done. This is not meant to be a detailed scientific paper. You are not a scientist writing for a scientific audience. The paper is more of an expository essay that explains your experience in the workshop to an interested party, for example your parents.
