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Student Receives Funding to Work with GCA Professor on Solar Research

O U president Boren in picture handing gift to Pranav Mohan.

Student Receives Funding to Work with GCA Professor on Solar Research


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December 3, 2018

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Engineering student Pranav Mohan recently received an Undergraduate Research Opportunities (UROP) Grant to work with GCA architecture professor Andres Cavieres. Mohan will assist Cavieres with an aspect of his solar research program. The UROP program offers financial assistance for scholarly and creative projects under the mentorship of a faculty member. Dozens of research projects are funded each year so that undergraduates may undertake ambitious and exciting research endeavors.

Learn more about the UROP program.

 

Featured image: Pranav Mohan, pictured right, with David L. Boren earlier this year.


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