'Undergraduate research experiences' diaporamas de présentation

The Problems:

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Quantitative Education for Life Sciences: Lessons from the Tennessee Experience

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Funding Opportunities at the National Science Foundation

Funding Opportunities at the National Science Foundation. Catherine Mavriplis Applied and Computational Mathematics Tenth Copper Mountain Conference on Multigrid Methods April 4th, 2001. DMS HOMEPAGE for all announcements, solicitations, deadlines http://www.nsf.gov/mps/dms

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Balancing Teaching and Research at PUIs

Balancing Teaching and Research at PUIs. Mary M. Allen Wellesley College.

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The Role of Undergraduate Research in the Certified Chemistry Major

The Role of Undergraduate Research in the Certified Chemistry Major. Thomas Wenzel Department of Chemistry Bates College Lewiston, ME 04240 BCCE Symposium on The Evolution of the ACS Approval Process: Moving beyond the 2008 Guidelines July 31, 2012.

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Hayden, N.J., M. Neumann, D.M. Rizzo,

Integrating Catamount Community Service-Learning Projects within Civil and Environmental Engineering Programs at the UVM. Hayden, N.J., M. Neumann, D.M. Rizzo, M. Dewoolkar, A. Sadek Civil and Environmental Engineering and Education at University of Vermont. Acknowledgements.

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The Undergraduate Plan Initiatives in Undergraduate Education

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Christopher S. Kim, Chapman University Marianne Smith, Citrus College

S ummer U ndergraduate R esearch F ellowship in E arth and E nvironmental S ciences. Funded by NSF-EAR #1359500. Christopher S. Kim, Chapman University Marianne Smith, Citrus College. Chapman University, REU Site (?). Private comprehensive regional university (#7 in West)

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Undergraduate Research

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A Tale of Two Classes: Embedded Librarianship vs. the One-Shot

A Tale of Two Classes: Embedded Librarianship vs. the One-Shot Jill B. Hampton, Associate Professor of English, University of South Carolina Aiken, JillH@usca.edu and

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