Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)

Meet the 2021 NHERI REU Cohort

The NHERI Network would like to welcome and congratulate the following undergraduates for being selected to participate in the 2021 NHERI REU Summer Program.

Florida International University
Wall of Wind

  • Stephanie Azcuy
  • Adriana Lanza
  • Mariana Marrero
  • Jonathan Micali

Lehigh University
Advanced Technology for Large Structural Systems Engineering Research Center

  • Daleen Torres Burgos
  • Gustavo Aguilar
  • Tyler Rodrigues

Oregon State University
O.H. Hinsdale Wave Research Laboratory

  • Carter Howe
  • Alexis Lipovich
  • Chelsea Wilhite

University of California, Berkeley
NHERI SimCenter

  • Adithya Salil Nair
  • Claire Sorensen
  • William Zakka

University of California, San Diego
Large High Performance Outdoor Shake Table

  • Jessé Hernández González
  • Alexandra Saccente
  • Zane Schemmer

University of Colorado Boulder
CONVERGE

  • Kushnerniva Laurent
  • Amina Meselhe

University of Florida
Powell Family Structure & Materials Lab

  • Hillary Abordo
  • Miguel Payan
  • Tomas Angel Rodriguez

University of Texas at Austin
Large-Scale Mobile Shakers

  • Julia Arvizu
  • Krishna Teh

University of Texas at Austin
Texas Advanced Computing Center in collaboration with UCLA

  • Annia Matthews
  • Daniel Taylor

University of Washington
RAPID Response Research Facility

  • Kaylie Mattingly
    Chidi Onyekwelu
  • Tyler Waggle

 

REU Students at the University of Texas at Austin in 2019.

NHERI REU Summer Program

The NHERI REU Summer Program provides research opportunities at the eleven NHERI multi-hazard engineering and interdisciplinary research sites during a 10-week summer research program. The NHERI REU program is dedicated to helping undergraduate college students experience multi-hazard engineering as well as reconnaissance, cyberinfrastructure, data management, simulation, and social science research. The program’s hands-on, research-based projects introduce participants to a network of engineers, scientists, and students who work toward mitigating the effects of natural hazards and understanding the impact of natural hazards on society.

U.S. citizens and permanent residents who are enrolled undergraduate students may apply for the summer program.

 

For More Information

If you have questions about the NHERI REU Summer Program or the application process, please visit REU Summer Program Overview or email us at reu-request@designsafe-ci.org.