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The Center for Undergraduate Research and Scholarship (CURS) supports faculty-led research and scholarly activity with undergraduates at Augusta State in a variety of ways including: faculty and student development activities, sponsoring the monthly student research brown bag seminars, assessing the impact of student research on campus and by offering student research grants.
CURS defines undergraduate research as "an educational experience in which a student, in collaboration with a faculty mentor, strives to answer an open-ended question within the discipline and/or make a creative contribution to the discipline." Research, then, can be done in a laboratory, in the field, in the library or in an art studio. CURS is interested in cultivating the creative activity of students from all academic disciplines.
Please take a few minutes to explore our site, read about the work our students have been doing, and let us know if you have any questions!
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About Us
Undergraduate Research (UR) is an experience in which a student strives to answer an open- ended question or make a creative contribution to the discipline. |
Brown Bag
The Brown Bag Series is a way for students to present original research and scholarship to the campus. The series helps showcase the quality and breadth of research at ASU. |
Spotlights
ASU students and faculty have contributed greatly to the field of research. To learn more about the projects they have presented, click on the link below. |
CURS Grants
ASU CURS offers funding to support faculty-led student research, scholarship and creative activity. Faculty in all the academic disciplines are encouraged to submit proposals. |
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