EXPERT REVIEW FOR SCHOOLS & RESEARCH PROGRAMS

Give Every Student Another Set of Expert Eyes.

Bring SRA Expert Review to your entire research program.

Project Review Partnerships give schools access to independent, structured feedback from experienced science research educators and subject-area experts—without adding another full-time responsibility to your faculty.

Great Research Takes Feedback. Teacher Time Is Limited.

Independent research programs create an unusual challenge: every student may be working in a different scientific discipline, using a different methodology, and facing different research questions.

Even experienced research educators cannot be experts in every field—and providing meaningful feedback on dozens of projects takes significant time.

SRA expands your program’s review capacity without replacing the teacher or mentor.

Expert Review, Built Into Your Program.

Support Students Where They Need It Most.

Schools may select a single review milestone or create a review pathway across multiple stages of the research process.

What Could This Look Like?

Example: 50-Student Research Program

Your school’s partnership doesn’t have to look like this. Review milestones and volume can be structured around your program.

More Expertise. More Feedback. Without More Faculty Workload.

Built to Support the Educator, Too.

Individual student reviews remain focused on the student project. Program-level reporting can identify broader trends without unnecessarily exposing student research or personal information.

Feedback Without Taking Ownership Away From the Student.

Project Review Partnerships are built around the same SRA Academic Integrity Standard that governs every Expert Review.

SRA reviewers identify strengths, concerns, limitations, questions, and priorities. They do not conduct the research, write student work, fabricate data, or make research decisions on the student’s behalf.

Partnerships Built Around Your Program

Institutional pricing is based on the number and type of reviews, project volume, turnaround requirements, and level of program support.