Kudos: Thank you to faculty mentoring CURO students

Congratulations and thank you to our faculty who were recognized by Provost Whitten for their time and effort in mentoring students through the Center for Undergraduate Research Opportunities (CURO). CURO provides opportunities for undergraduate students to engage in faculty-mentored research and to present that research at the annual CURO symposium. Students can conduct CURO research for academic credit and/or for pay. The College of Education has 29 students who took part in CURO in the past academic year, including taking courses, working as a lab assistant, and taking part in the CURO Symposium.

The College of Education faculty members listed below were among 330 faculty mentoring 575 student researchers from 103 majors across the campus.

Sandie Bass-Ringdahl, clinical associate professor, Communication Sciences and Special Education
Jarrod Call, assistant professor, Kinesiology
Logan Fiorella, assistant professor, Educational Psychology
Nathan Jenkins, assistant professor, Kinesiology
Ashley Harrison, assistant professor, Educational Psychology
Robert Lynall, assistant professor, Kinesiology
Kevin McCully, professor, Kinesiology
Paula Mellom, associate research scientist, Center for Latino Achievement and Success in Education
Katy O’Brien, assistant professor, Communication Sciences and Special Education
Julianne Schmidt, assistant professor, Kinesiology
Tarkeshwar Singh, assistant professor, Kinesiology
Sami Yli-Piipari, assistant professor, Kinesiology