The STR Program is a valuable resource for teaching your undergraduate research students communication tools for translating research into understandable language while also communicating the impact, potential impact, and opportunities this research can have to stakeholder groups such as funding agencies, association partners, elected officials, future employers, community, and beyond.
Join us for a quick, 30-minute member webinar designed to help you take full advantage of one of CUR’s top member benefits—our online community forum. Whether you’re new to CUR or a long-time member looking to get more involved, this session will give you the tools to strengthen your connections and maximize the value of your membership.
What are the unique opportunities and challenges for combining undergraduate research with public engagement? How can institutional archives (and archivists) support undergraduate research more effectively? What are best practices for working with community-based partners? And how can colleges institutionalize support for public humanities research?Â
The Biology Division of CUR is offering a limited number of travel grants, up to $250 each, for undergraduate students presenting original biological research at discipline-specific regional or national meetings in Fall 2025.
The CUR Psychology Division is offering a limited number of research (e.g., supplies or expenses) or presentation (travel/conference registration) awards for undergraduate students conducting original psychological research (up to $450 per project).
The Social Sciences Division of CUR is offering a limited number of grants, up to $400 each, for undergraduate students presenting the results of research that they have conducted at a national or international, discipline-specific meeting (in person or virtually) during the academic year 2025-2026.Â
Hosted by the CUR Undergraduate Research Program Division, these 50-minute Zoom sessions are monthly facilitated exchanges of ideas and information on a variety of topics and issues related to undergraduate research programs.
This award is for a CUR Psychology Division member who has influenced undergraduate research through their own research, through scholarly or creative projects with undergraduates, and/or through demonstrated leadership activities.
Join members from the CUR Nominations and Leadership Development Committee (NLDC) as they open up conversations on the organizational structure, how you, as a CUR member, can take the next step in becoming an elected leader, and the importance of giving back to your undergraduate research community.
Is your institution planning on sending researchers to NCUR 2026? Then join us for this 30-minute interactive session that is designed to help campus coordinators navigate the steps of NCUR submission, group registration, and travel & lodging booking with ease. The CUR staff is ready to help, so come with your questions.  Â