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UROP’s Curiosity Lab workshops are open to all CU Boulder undergraduates interested in exploring opportunities for experiential learning, such as research and creative work, on campus and beyond. Staff, graduate students and faculty are also welcome to join and engage in the discussions.

All workshops are hosted on Zoom and last approximately 30 minutes. Sessions are designed to support students at any stage of their undergraduate career—and with any level of experience. Each workshop begins with a brief topical presentation and follows with informal, student-centered discussions driven by the needs of participants. Reminders about upcoming sessions are sent to all registered participants, who may join any topic of interest—or simply follow the conversation by email (and take advantage of the resources shared throughout the year). Check the website for information about upcoming sessions.

If you'd like to guest host a session to highlight an opportunity in Boulder or beyond, contact urop@colorado.edu.

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undergraduate research efforts. Partnering

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tools for administrators, opportunities to showcase

and strength student achievements, and access

professional development in research and

curriculum for faculty and staff.

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Arts & Humanities	At-Large
Biology	Chemistry
Education	Engineering
Geosciences	Health Sciences
Mathematical, Computing, & Statistical Sciences	Physics & Astronomy
Psychology	Social Sciences Division
Undergraduate Research Programs Division