Explore conversations and interviews featuring Kristine Johnson and J. Michael Rifenburg, co-authors of A Long View of Undergraduate Research. These media appearances expand on the book’s themes—intellectual engagement, mentorship, and the long-term impact of undergraduate research—through lively dialogue with educators, researchers, and higher education leaders.

Featured Video

Council on Undergraduate Research Webinar
Johnson and Rifenburg discuss the motivations behind their research, share compelling alumni stories, and offer actionable insights for faculty and administrators.

Featured Podcast

Making College Worth It | Center for Engaged Learning
In this episode, Johnson and Rifenburg explore how undergraduate research contributes to student development, identity, and post-college success.

Additional Podcast Appearances

Intentional Teaching Podcast
Johnson and Rifenburg talk about designing meaningful research experiences and how these shape both student lives and institutional practices.
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Speaking of Higher Ed Podcast
This conversation features the authors discussing the enduring value of undergraduate research and its influence on career pathways.
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Teaching in Higher Ed Podcast
Rifenburg and Johnson reflect on the “long view” of undergraduate research—from its impact in the classroom to its role in life beyond college.
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