Wellness Research

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Currently there are no available research opportunities for participants. When research participants are needed for a study, you can find them listed here.

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Why Research?

Research in the College of Arts and Sciences encompasses thousands of scholarly, scientific and creative endeavors at any given time, resulting in new knowledge, innovative technologies and creative works that advance the economy,Ìýculture and health of the state of Colorado, the nation and the world.

Conduct a Study

Every day, faculty and students in the College of Arts and Sciences undertake boundary-pushing research, scholarship andÌýcreative activity.ÌýAre you interested in conducting a research study?ÌýIf you are an undergraduate or graduate student, find research resources available to you.ÌýWant to recruit for your approvedÌýresearch study? Fill out this information form.Ìý

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