BGInS student Katrina Valles presents her research at the Undergraduate Research Showcase.
This year’s participants in the Carleton University Research Opportunity (CUROP) program are an impressive bunch. This summer, they studied social clauses in trade agreements, occupational stress among prison officers, artistic and political resistance, free transit campaigns, and much more.
CUROP is a summer research internship which enables students to collaborate with a faculty member on a research project of their choice. It’s a competitive program. Only ten of the many students who applied this year were granted the internship
Read Carleton’s story on the CUROP Undergraduate Research Showcase.
Friday, October 18, 2019 in Arthur Kroeger College of Public Affairs, Bachelor of Global and International Studies, Current Students, FPA Research Series, General, Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice, News, Public Affairs and Policy Management, School of Social Work, Teaching
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