The chapter outlines practical and programmatic implications for undergraduate researchers, faculty mentors, university administrators, and researchers. These implications are summarized in four guiding principles for the practice of undergraduate research: those involved in undergraduate research should clear the path, addressing systemic and personal barriers to research participation; honor the process and celebrate the product, supporting researchers through the ups and downs of the research process; mentor the whole person, connecting undergraduate researchers with communities and with one another; and translate the experience, helping undergraduate researchers articulate how the skills and dispositions developed through research will serve and shape them beyond college.