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11th National Conference
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11th National Conference
June 24-27, 2006
Hosted by:

313 S. Locust St.
Greencastle, IN 46135
www.depauw.edu
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Learning
through Research: Dynamic Faculty, Students and
Institutions
The Council on Undergraduate Research
will hold its next national conference "Learning
through Research: Dynamic Faculty, Students and
Institutions" at Depauw University on June
24-27, 2006. This conference will bring together
faculty, administrators, policy makers, representatives
of funding agencies and other stakeholders with an
interest in doing and promoting undergraduate research.
With over 100 workshops, presentations by
representatives of funding agencies, divisional
sessions, and social interactions, this promises to be
an outstanding conference. |
Local Information, Transportation and Housing
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CUR is
pleased to announce that LI-COR Biosciences will again
sponsor the 2006 CUR Fellows Awards.
Two awards are bestowed upon CUR members who
epitomize undergraduate research at each CUR National
Conference. In
the past year our readers have seen the ads that LI-COR
has placed in the CUR Quarterly.
We certainly hope that you will stop by LI-COR’s
booth at the conference and also visit them at their
webpage at http://www.licor.com/.
Their laboratory products are very well suited for use
in undergraduate – faculty research settings.

The CUR
Fellows Award selection process is in the intermediate
stages of review. We are pleased with the
selections and wish to congratulate those nominated thus
far.
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11th
National Conference Program Chairs:
Mike Castellani, Marshall University
Kerry Karukstis, Harvey Mudd College
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DePauw University, located in Greencastle, Indiana is a
private residential liberal arts institution of 2300
students and 240 faculty members with a School of Music.
Nearly 80% of graduates complete a graduation requirement
through an international experience. Student and faculty
scholarship is strong with over 100 students working on
collaborative research projects in the summers, including
research by first-year students in a Science Research
Fellows program. Management and media-related honors
programs offer semester-long internships, and an
information technology associates program engages over 100
students. Recent facilities projects include the $38
million renovation and expansion of the Julian Science and
Math Center, the $14 million Peeler Art Center, and the
acquisition of a 481-acre Nature Park for research,
recreation and reflection just a half mile from the main
campus. Work will begin in Fall 2005 on a $25 million
expansion and renovation of the Performing Arts Center.
Prominent graduates include novelists Barbara Kingsolver
and John Jakes, lawyer Vernon Jordan, author and columnist
James B. Stewart, Nobel laureate Ferid Murad, NIH Director
Phyllis Leppert, and chemist Percy Julian, one of four US
scientists to be featured in NSF-funded NOVA specials to be
released in Fall 2006. For more information, visit their
website at www.depauw.edu.
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