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Welcome to IST 2261-2262 for the Fall of 2023!

Course: Research Academy (This is a semester-long course - IST 2261 is session 1 and IST 2262 is session 2 - although you will get a separate grade for each session.)
This course is designed from a 2017 NSF-sponsored workshop, Training Professionals to Prepare STEM Undergraduates for Research (NSF TUES program DUE-1123068, 1123096, and 1123181)
Offered: Martin 323: T 12:20 - 1:10 (Since it is 1 credit total over a semester - 0.5 each session - we meet only once each week.)
Professors: Katrin Schenk
Peter Sheldon
Sarah Sojka
Martin 324, x8489
Martin 316, x8488 (Office), 238-5681 (cell)
Thoresen Lower Level Suite, x8566
Text: None to purchase, readings will be provided throughout

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Course Comments and Goals: Research Academy educates students about what research is and what research occurs in their discipline, prepares students to find research experiences, and prepares students with skills needed to begin research projects. Skills explored range from how to approach faculty, to how to do a literature search, to creating a presentation. Students are encouraged to utilize the Lunch & Learn program to learn about what faculty do outside the classroom.

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