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Michigan Institute on
Integrating Undergraduate Research and Education

The University of Michigan held the Michigan Institute on Integrating Undergraduate Research and Education on July 10-11, 2000. The Institute was a two-day workshop on the implementation and assessment of programs that seek to integrate undergraduate research and education. We are excited about offering this opportunity and hope it will be the first in a series of related dissemination sessions over the next few years.

• Link to more detail on the Institute background and the agenda.
  
  
• List of Background Readings (in some cases, linked to online documents)
  
  
• Text of initial follow-up email to participants and presenters (includes the evaluation form)
  
  
• Slides/Notes from Institute:
  
  
  • Notes on Provost Nancy Cantor's Welcoming Remarks
    
    
  • Text of VP Fawwaz Ulaby's Welcoming Remarks
    
    
  • Slides of Ben van der Pluijm's presentation of the Global Change Courses (Monday, July 10, 2000) -- REQUIRES IE 5 [Mac] [Windows]
    
    
  • Slides of Tim Killeen's presentation on Assessment of the Global Change Courses
    
    
  • Issues and Questions Arising from Institute/Notes by Tim Killeen
    
    
  • Notes from Monday break-out discussion on undergraduate research/mentoring programs
    
    
  • "Building a Knowledge Base for Undergraduate Research and Education" -- handout from overview session on assessment
  
  
  
• Participating Universities
  Boston University
  Case Western Reserve University
  Cornell University
  Georgia Tech
  Kansas State University
  Ohio State University
  SUNY-Stony Brook
  University of Arizona
  University of California, Berkeley
  University of Georgia
  University of Illinois
  University of Maryland
  University of Massachusetts
  University of Michigan
  University of Washington
  University of Wisconsin-Madison
  
  
• Individual participants:   [HTML]   [PDF]