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In this issue, you'll find information on: - CUR Executive Corner - Advocacy Action Steps + Resources - Nominations Open for CUR Elected Leadership Positions - NCUR 2026 - Strategic Plan Twenty30 - CUR Webinars - CUR and Divisional Awards - and more

As we step into this new season, I want to share some exciting updates from the CUR Board of Directors and invite you to be part of shaping what comes next.

In this issue, you’ll find - Greetings from the Chair, Karen Gunther - Mid-Career Mentoring Award & Undergraduate Student Research or Presentation Awards - Meet Our New Representatives: Danica Kuilbert & Elizabeth J. Preas - Teaching Tips: Tips for Reading Primary Research Articles & The Use of Generative AI in Undergraduate Research

In this issue, you'll find information on: - Scholars Transforming Through Research (STR) - Advocacy Action Steps + Resources - CUR and Divisional Awards - On-Demand Learning Courses - NCUR 2026 - CUR Webinars - New SPUR Issue - and more

This VIU third-year course is entirely student-led, with research projects designed and carried out by the students over the academic year.

The Council on Undergraduate Research is happy to announce our support for and participation in an exciting campaign to educate the public and policymakers about the vital role played by […]

The Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) has selected the city of Grand Rapids, MI to hold the 2027 National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR). In partnership with Grand Valley State […]

In this issue, you'll find information on: - On-Demand Learning Courses - NCUR 2026 - CUR Webinars - Advocacy Action Steps + Resources - Scholars Transforming Through Research (STR) - CUR and Divisional Awards - and more

CUR is proud to announce that Lindsay Currie, Executive Officer of CUR, has been selected as a 2025–2027 Senior Fellow by the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, a distinction that recognizes and supports exceptional leaders in the nonprofit and education sectors across the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

This group of undergraduate researchers and their professor are working in DNA nanotechnology and using the tools of biology to build materials of the future.