The Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR) and its affiliated colleges, universities, and individuals share a focus on providing undergraduate research opportunities for faculty and students at all institutions serving undergraduate students. Since 1980, CUR has grown to more than 13,000 individual members from undergraduate students to university presidents, and more than 525 institutional members from all types of institutions.
Georgia college & State University cur enhanced membership
Becoming a member is FREE and easy for faculty, staff, and students. Visit the CUR website and fill out the form to activate your membership, be sure to type in Georgia College and the cost goes to $0.00.
Benefits of activating your Enhanced Membership
Faculty & Staff
- Included individual membership access
- Attend faculty development conferences
- Access to exclusive CUR Online Community
- Access to post on job board
- Scholarly journal, SPUR, online subscription
- This Week in Washington advocacy updates
- CUR Conversations, online gatherings around a specific topic
Students
- Included individual membership access
- Access to exclusive student resources
- Receive resume tips and pointers
- Find your research mentor
- Receive networking and career information
Award-Winning Research
Georgia College & State University receives national award for focus on undergraduate research from Council of Undergraduate Research.
Georgia College CUR councilors and Cur campus contact
- Kelly Massey, Health Sciences, CUR HS Division Chair, E-Board Member, CUR Student Programs Task Force Member (July 2022-June 2025).
- Kevin Bucholtz, CUR Campus Contact
- Tsu-Ming Chiang, Ph.D. CUR Councilor in Psychology Division
- Hasitha Mahabaduge, Ph.D. CUR Councilor in Physics Division
Additional CUR Information
governance, membership, programs, and sources of support
The Council on Undergraduate Research is a national 501(c) (3) not-for-profit educational organization. CUR is governed by a Council, which is elected by the members of each of our seven disciplinary divisions, one at-large division, and one division for undergraduate research program directors. The Council elects an Executive Committee, which in turn chooses a National Executive Officer, who manages the national office. CUR is a grassroots organization whose principal support comes from its dues-paying individual and institutional members. Together, they represent over 900 colleges and universities. Most of our members are private and public liberal arts colleges and comprehensive universities, although our membership does include faculty and administrators from research universities with a strong emphasis on undergraduate education. CUR accepts grants, contracts, and contributions. CUR hosts an undergraduate research poster session on Capitol Hill produces a Quarterly journal and provides special Institutes on undergraduate research and faculty development as well as a bi-annual national conference.