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Undergraduate Research Has A Long And Distinguished History At The University Of Kentucky, William N. Lipscomb Sep 2015

Undergraduate Research Has A Long And Distinguished History At The University Of Kentucky, William N. Lipscomb

Kaleidoscope

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A Developmental Model Of Research Mentoring, Renata A. Revelo, Michael Loui Jun 2015

A Developmental Model Of Research Mentoring, Renata A. Revelo, Michael Loui

School of Engineering Education Faculty Publications

We studied mentoring relationships between undergraduate and graduate students in a summer undergraduate research program, over three years. Using a grounded theory approach, we created a model of research mentoring that describes how the roles of the mentor and the student can change. Whereas previous models of research mentoring ignored student roles and treated mentor roles as static, our model focuses on the development of the mentoring relationship over time. Our model explains how conflicts can occur if the mentor role does not match the maturity level of the student.


The Kirmser Undergraduate Research Awards Jun 2015

The Kirmser Undergraduate Research Awards

Kansas State University Libraries

K-State undergraduates are conducting outstanding research in topics ranging from presidential history to biosystems engineering.


First Issue Of Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Journal Published; A Profile In Generosity: The Kirmsers, Karin Westman Jun 2015

First Issue Of Undergraduate Interdisciplinary Journal Published; A Profile In Generosity: The Kirmsers, Karin Westman

Kansas State University Libraries

The inaugural issue of “Crossing Borders: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Undergraduate Scholarship” was released in February 2015, by Karin Westman; Philip and Jeune Kirmser were strong supporters of education and shared a love of music, languages and traveling. Philip was a professor of civil engineering at K-State for some 60 years, and Jeune was an English teacher, a school social worker, a poet and longtime school board observer.