National Conference on Undergraduate Research
The National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) was established in 1987 at the University of North Carolina at Asheville to promote undergraduate research in universities throughout the United States.
Mission
The mission of the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR) is to promote undergraduate research scholarship and creative activity done in partnership with faculty or other mentors as a vital component of higher education.[1]
Host campuses
- 1987 University of North Carolina at Asheville
- 1988 University of North Carolina at Asheville
- 1989 Trinity University
- 1990 Union College
- 1991 California Institute of Technology
- 1992 University of Minnesota
- 1993 University of Utah
- 1994 Western Michigan University
- 1995 Union College
- 1996 University of North Carolina at Asheville
- 1997 University of Texas at Austin
- 1998 Salisbury State University
- 1999 University of Rochester
- 2000 University of Montana-Missoula
- 2001 University of Kentucky
- 2002 University of Wisconsin–Whitewater
- 2003 University of Utah
- 2004 Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
- 2005 Washington and Lee University and Virginia Military Institute
- 2006 University of North Carolina at Asheville
- 2007 Dominican University of California
- 2008 Salisbury University
- 2009 University of Wisconsin–La Crosse
- 2010 University of Montana
- 2011 Ithaca College
- 2012 Weber State University
- 2013 University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
- 2014 University of Kentucky
- 2015 Eastern Washington University
- 2016 University of North Carolina at Asheville
List of past Papers Presented at the conferences
Electron Transfer in Ion-Ion and Ion-Atom Collisions, William F. Junkin III, Shuler Burton, Christopher T. Jones, Lewis A. Jones, Michael Lee Martin, Allen A. McCarley, Christopher Terry, and Tom B. Turpin, Proc. of the Third Nat. Undergraduate Res. Conf.; Asheville, NC, April 21-23, 1988.
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