Benefiting Historically Excluded Student Populations Through Targeted Undergraduate Research Programming

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Scholarship and Practice of Undergraduate Research Journal

Recommended Citation: Chastain, Jaclyn, Santiago Luaces, Melodie Eichbauer, Charles Gunnels. Benefiting Historically Excluded Student Populations Through Targeted Undergraduate Research Programming. Scholarship and Practice of Undergraduate Research 6 (3): 4-8. https://doi.org/10.18833/spur/6/3/5

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With distance learning becoming a hot topic in the past years, innovations in technology and collaboration have expanded learning through inquiry to all learners everywhere and anywhere. This issue inspires expansive and far reaching efforts and serves as a call for continued innovation in undergraduate research. Let us challenge ourselves to see undergraduate research in communities, in classes, where people are together or when they are apart.

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