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CUR Affinity Groups
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The
Council on Undergraduate Research offers its members the option of joining
one or more Affinity Groups. Affinity
Group members receive occasional special CUR E - News tailored
to their interests, including announcements of funding opportunities and
events. Affinity
Group members are resource people for CUR programs --- for example,
they may be asked to organize or suggest workshops at CUR National
Conferences. The
groups may be polled for suggestions for articles in the CUR Quarterly. Time is set aside at CUR meetings for conversations among
members of affinity groups. CUR members are listed in the CUR
electronic database with their affinity categories.
These
groups allow us to fine-tune our ability to communicate with our members
and learn of their interests and needs. These groups are external to CUR's governance structure and have no
formal relationship with committees, but committees may poll affinity
groups for help in developing programs and events.
The
Affinity Groups currently being offered are (listed in parentheses is a
contact person for the group):
Arts and Humanities Issues (Andrew
Harris)
Biochemistry (Roger Rowlett)
Canadian Issues (Katherine
Darvesh)
College and University Administration Issues (Neal
Abraham)
Engineering (Robb Winter)
Environmental Research (Christine
MacTaylor)
Issues
for Directors of Undergraduate Research Programs (Janet
Stocks)
Research University Issues (Sandra
Gregerman)
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