The Physics Department at SMU provides opportunities for interested undergraduate students to perform research on a number of topics. These projects provide valuable practical experience confronting actual physical problems in a research environment. As such, they provide an important complement to the knowledge gleaned from coursework. A modest stipend for the student's efforts is also included. Each project involves the student working closely with a Physics faculty advisor to choose the topic and conduct the research. At the end of the project, a brief description of the results of the work will be written up by the student. The list of currently offered topics is given below, as well as a list of past projects under this new program. Each project is designed to fit comfortably into a normal schedule for a full-time student. These projects are open to Physics and non-Physics majors alike. Interested students should contact one of the Physics faculty or the Undergraduate Research Coordinator, Prof. Bob Kehoe (kehoe@physics.smu.edu or (214) 768-1793).