A student research project is an open-ended question or set of questions that is intended to give undergraduate students experience doing "junior" mathematical research. Readers are invited to share especially interesting and fruitful examples of such projects in this section. Describe the project in a form appropriate for presentation to the student investigator (normally no more than five double-spaced typed pages). Include appropriate references. On a separate page list the project title, the mathematical concepts involved in its investigation, and your affiliation. Send all proposals to Brigitte Servatius. To further assist the editor in the evaluation of a project, provide a separate assessment of its difficulty and any information available about actual experience with the project. While untried projects are welcome, it should be clear that students can make genuine progress in their research.