Office of Undergraduate Research and Inquiry Information for Faculty
There are several ways UÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ faculty can participate in developing student scholars through research and inquiry. These include:
- Incorporating research and inquiry into the curriculum with grant funding;
- Mentoring students in research projects during the academic year and/or during the summer. More information can be found on the Grants and Travel Funding page.
- Share your research with incoming undergraduates via the SURE program.
The Office of Undergraduate Research and Inquiry supports faculty in each of these areas.
Faculty can also request in-class presentations by the OURI director or student research ambassadors by sending an email to OURI@ut.edu.ÌýThese presentations may include topics such as getting involved in research, student-mentor relationships, responsible conduct of research and research ethics, summer off-campus research experiences or preparing a poster presentation.
Join the Council for Undergraduate Research ()
There is no cost to join. ÌÇÐÄ´«Ã½ has an Enhanced Institutional membership. Please follow the to sign up for .
After your enhanced membership benefits have been activated, you’ll have the opportunity to:
- Collaborate with nearly 14,000 members to discuss issues, ideas, and share resources on undergraduate research.
- Gain access to a Member Resource Library of over 100 resources, tips and tricks for virtual learning and teaching, and other valuable content to strengthen your undergraduate research programs.
- A subscription to our scholarly journal,ÌýScholarship and Practice of Undergraduate Research.
- Exclusive member-only programs such as CUR Conversations on evolving hot topics.
- Discounts for event registration and publication purchases.
- and more!
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the director of undergrad research, David Reamer, Ph.D., at OURI@ut.edu.
