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Scroll down for brief descriptions of opportunities and a timeline. Follow these links for applications:
Apply to Publish Your CURE in Our Open-Access Repository (always open; apply anytime)
Apply for a Design Team Award to Create a CURE (Application to re-open in September 2025)
Join our Community of Practice (always open; apply anytime)
Faculty cohorts will meet monthly over the course of an academic year to learn how to design new and/or implement pre-existing CUREs into their curriculum.
Time Commitment: Approximately 35 hours over one academic year, September 2025 - June 2026.
Applications Closed for AY 2025-2026
Faculty groups develop CUREs as a strategy for increasing student success in entry-level courses that serve large numbers of diverse student populations.
Time Commitment: Approximately 50 hours per team member over one academic year; one-year contract from July 1, 2025 - June 30, 2026.
Applications re-open September 2025
Teams of 3-4 faculty, staff, and administrators from participating colleges to cultivate leadership, establish strategic action plans, and initiate the expansion of undergraduate research at their institutions as a core student success strategy.
Time Commitment: Applications open in September 2025 for a two-year program, involving a two-day training in either June 2026 or June 2027, follow-up sessions, and an estimated total time commitment of 25 hours.
An open-source CURE curriculum archive of WA community college CUREs and teacher-to-teacher webinars.
Time Commitment: Varies by project scope. Ongoing. Rolling application.
Informally explore best instructional practices, share curriculum, connect to research opportunities, build community, and connect across colleges
Student and faculty-facing workshops and events related to human subjects research, research career skills and preparation, and connections to research opportunities and networks
Planning a research project that requires IRB? New options coming soon...
See the UGR Symposia Map for WA CTCs
Contact Program Manager Irene Shaver [ishaver@sbctc.edu] to get more information on the project.