Cornell Undergraduate Research Board

The Cornell Undergraduate Research Board (CURB) encourages and enhances undergraduate research at Cornell University. CURB is a student organization with members in each undergraduate college. We host several events each year, including the Annual Spring Forum, which spotlights undergraduate research with keynote speech and poster sessions. Check out Research 101, a student-written booklet about undergraduate research at Cornell.

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Research Peer Advisors

CURB matches experienced undergraduate researchers with students who seek mentoring. Apply to become an advisor or a mentee.

CURB General Body Meeting, Tues., September 22, 5:30 pm, Uris Auditorium

Learn more about leadership opportunities, upcoming events, the Fall Dinner series, and our peer advising program. Laurel Southard, Undergraduate Biology Research program, will speak about how to find research opportunities.

Undergraduate Researchers Survey

CURB would like to know what kind of research you are involved in. We are compiling this data to better understand how we can meet the needs and interests of undergraduate researchers and members of the Cornell Undergraduate Research Board. Take the survey now.

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Get Involved with CURB

About CURB: Information about CURB's mission statement and the executive board. Membership in the group is open to undergraduates in all fields of study.
Upcoming Events: The Cornell Undergraduate Research Board keeps a calendar of upcoming events related to research.
Undergraduate Researcher Survey: What kind of research you are involved in? CURB wants to understand how we can can meet your needs. [take survey]
The Spring Forum: The Spring Forum is an opportunity for students to present their independent study or research projects. Download Proceedings of the 2009 Undergraduate Research Forum.
The Marilyn E. Williams Award: Each spring, the award is presented to a member of the Cornell community who has enhanced undergraduate research.

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Cornell Undergraduate Research Board