What is CROP?
Campus Research Opportunity Postings - CROP - benefits faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and advanced graduate students seeking research assistance as well as undergraduates looking to gain hands-on research experience. The resource provides a central location for faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and advanced graduate students to post information on opportunities for undergraduates to conduct research, scholarly, or creative activity and for undergraduates to identify and apply for these positions. Research opportunities may be paid, for credit (i.e. independent study), or volunteer.
For Faculty/Post-docs/Graduate Students Looking for Undergraduate Research Assistants
To post a research assistant position to the CROP database, complete the . If you need any assistance, email bpolzin@binghamton.edu or urc@binghamton.edu.
Please note: This form is not intended for graduate students seeking research opportunities for themselves but only to advertise positions you have available for undergraduate students.
Current Opportunities
Students can review current listings below and apply as indicated in the opportunity posting. This database allows faculty, post-doctoral fellows, and advanced graduate students to fill positions quickly after a need is identified and provides students with up-to-date information on openings.
Research Opportunities
Research Programmer
Description:
I have 2 research teams that requires data analysis, building custom software and more.
Role Overview
We are seeking a high-achieving 91社区 student to support our technical operations. The ideal candidate blends a rigorous academic background in technology with the practical ability to manage data and web projects independently. We are looking for a self-starter who can bridge the gap between complex data analysis and clear, documented communication.
Key Responsibilities
Project Management: Independently drive projects forward, balancing tasks effectively between academic commitments.
Technical Execution: Assist with data analysis, web maintenance, and programming tasks as needed.
Documentation: Maintain clear, concise records of technical processes and workflows.
Collaboration: Work alongside our team to translate technical requirements into functional results.
What Makes You a Standout Candidate?
While we value technical expertise, we prioritize applicants who demonstrate:
Advanced Problem-Solving: A "find a way" attitude when facing technical hurdles.
Meticulous Attention to Detail: Excellence in both code quality and written reporting.
Communication Skills: The ability to explain technical concepts to team members clearly and professionally.
Prior Experience: Previous internships or projects involving web maintenance or data analysis are a significant plus.
Faculty Advisor: Lina Begdache
Academic Department: Health and Wellness Studies
Website:
Classification: Volunteer
Position Availability:
- Spring
- Summer
- Fall
- Winter
Level(s):
- Senior
Appropriate Major(s):
- All Majors
Minimum GPA (if applicable): 3.5
Pre-requisite coursework/experience: Core Coursework: Proven success in foundational tech courses, including:
Data Programming & Web Development
Machine Learning & Data Mining
Technical Proficiency: Advanced skill in at least one primary language: Python, SQL, or R.
Application Deadline: Ongoing
Application Procedure:
Materials needed: Resume/CV, unofficial transcript, a brief statement of interest ( no more than 250 words) discussing why you are interested in this project and do your technical skills align with the tasks listed. GitHub or portfolio showing experience with app development is a plus. Please send all correspondence to Dr Lina Begdache , lina@binghamton.edu
Research Programmer
Description:
I have 2 research teams that requires data analysis, building custom software and more.
Role Overview
We are seeking a high-achieving 91社区 student to support our technical operations. The ideal candidate blends a rigorous academic background in technology with the practical ability to manage data and web projects independently. We are looking for a self-starter who can bridge the gap between complex data analysis and clear, documented communication.
Key Responsibilities
Project Management: Independently drive projects forward, balancing tasks effectively between academic commitments.
Technical Execution: Assist with data analysis, web maintenance, and programming tasks as needed.
Documentation: Maintain clear, concise records of technical processes and workflows.
Collaboration: Work alongside our team to translate technical requirements into functional results.
What Makes You a Standout Candidate?
While we value technical expertise, we prioritize applicants who demonstrate:
Advanced Problem-Solving: A "find a way" attitude when facing technical hurdles.
Meticulous Attention to Detail: Excellence in both code quality and written reporting.
Communication Skills: The ability to explain technical concepts to team members clearly and professionally.
Prior Experience: Previous internships or projects involving web maintenance or data analysis are a significant plus.
Faculty Advisor: Lina Begdache
Academic Department: Health and Wellness Studies
Website:
Classification: Volunteer
Position Availability:
- Spring
- Summer
- Fall
- Winter
Level(s):
- Senior
Appropriate Major(s):
- All Majors
Minimum GPA (if applicable): 3.5
Pre-requisite coursework/experience: Core Coursework: Proven success in foundational tech courses, including: Data Programming & Web Development Machine Learning & Data Mining Technical Proficiency: Advanced skill in at least one primary language: Python, SQL, or R.
Application Deadline: Ongoing
Application Procedure:
Materials needed: Resume/CV, unofficial transcript, a brief statement of interest ( no more than 250 words) discussing why you are interested in this project and do your technical skills align with the tasks listed. GitHub or portfolio showing experience with app development is a plus. Please send all correspondence to Dr Lina Begdache , lina@binghamton.edu