The $1.2 million Center for Science and Technology Research sponsors undergraduate research alongside our four deaf faculty researchers. Our foremost goal is to provide experiential learning opportunities for our students. By performing real science, and creating publishable results, our students develop the cutting-edge technical and critical-thinking skills they need to compete with top graduates from other universities.

The Center for Science and Technology Research is distinct from our  Genetics Program, which provides genetic counseling services to the deaf and hard-of-hearing community.

The Center for Science and Technology Research offers undergraduate research experience during the school year for course credit and paid  internship opportunities.  If you are interested in any of these projects, contact  Dr. Paul Sabila or one of the faculty in the laboratory.