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All meetings were held at the American Center for Physics (ACP).

Wednesday, June 11

David Lopatto, author of Survey of Undergraduate Research Experiences (SURE): First Findings

Dr. Lopatto's talk, "Student Responses to Undergraduate Research Experiences in Physics" summarized findings from the SURE and SURE II studies for Physics students compared to all SURE and SURE II participants.

Details about the SURE and SURE II studies as well as the questions used in the SURE survey, can be found at Dr. Lopatto's HHMI SUREII survey website.

Table Discussions: What Defines Success For:
  • The student
  • The faculty mentor
  • The site
  • The REU program as a whole
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Thursday, June 12

Patrick Mulvey, AIP statistical research group:
Summary of Undergraduate Research Participation by Physics and Astronomy Degree Recipients of 2006-2007
Discussion: Assessment and Evaluation: What are we measuring? What would we like to measure?

REU Site Directors Panel: "Effective Methods for Increasing Diversity of REU Participants"

  • Frank Snowden, University of Minnesota MRSEC REU
  • Eileen Sheu, University of Chicago REU
  • Keivan Stassun, Vanderbilt University REU

Discussion: How can the program as a whole tap underrepresented groups?

Panel of faculty engaged in research with two year college students

  • Anthony Pitucco, Pima Community College and the University of Arizona REU
  • Larry Josbeno, Corning Community College
  • Graham Peaslee, Hope College

Discussion: Engaging students from two year colleges and younger students in research experiences

Effective Practices Beyond the Lab: Gathering Ideas from Participants

Reporting back and beginning to think about programmatic issues we should address as a community.


Friday, June 13

Discussion: How do we make the collective set of 50 excellent REU sites more than simply the sum of the parts?

Closing:
  • Report
  • Wrap up of meeting
  • Defining future action
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