Trinity Summer Research Students Work with Faculty Mentors ‘Inside and Outside of the Lab’
Trinity College students have many opportunities to engage in research, both on and off campus. These experiences include close collaborations with professors from all academic divisions; research conducted with community partners in the greater Hartford region; participation in clinical research projects at area medical centers; and independent, student-designed research projects. In addition to pursuing research during the academic year, more than 100 Trinity students spent part of summer 2026 engaged in research projects with faculty members in the arts, humanities, sciences, and social sciences. Trinity’s Summer Research Program supports intensive student involvement in ongoing faculty research. Students receive a stipend for eight to 10 weeks of research work, as well as on-campus housing.
