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First and second- year students: consider taking advantage of an early research opportunity by registering for ReMatch this semester!

ReMatch (Research Match) connects first- and second-year undergraduates developing their research interests to graduate students and postdoctoral fellow mentors. This is an interdisciplinary program with two major components:

- During the fall and early winter, prospective mentees and mentors meet in small/large group settings to talk about research over meals (2-6 times)
- Early in the spring semester, undergraduate and graduate students/postdoctoral fellows interested in formalizing a mentoring relationship may apply together to ReMatch+, a funded summer research program held on campus for mentors and mentees; participants meet once weekly at the Summer Research Colloquium to develop their mentoring and research skills.

You can shape your level of involvement – from some free food and great conversations around your interests this fall to applying for the more intensive research experience in the summer. ReMatch is a unique opportunity to develop your awareness of research possibilities in subjects that interest you, and the program supports students of all disciplines.

Interested students should sign up to be a ReMatch mentee on undergraduateresearch.princeton.edu.