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In 2011, the Center for Undergraduate Research was established at Southern Miss to enhance the undergraduate experience by promoting and supporting student-faculty collaborations in research, creative projects, and scholarship.

In 2016, the Center was renamed Drapeau Center for Undergraduate Research (DCUR) in honor of its benefactor, USM alumnus Donald Drapeau. The DCUR functions as the hub for coordinating and communicating to Southern Miss students opportunities for research and creative projects and supporting students’ scholarly activities through its grant programs.

Operation and activities of DCUR are administered by staff from the Honors College and from the Office of the Vice President for Research and are guided by a steering committee that is composed of representatives from each College, University Libraries, and the Office of the Vice President for Research.

➢ . Find out about DCUR grants and external funding opportunities!

 

Current Steering Committee 

Click here to view a list of current steering committee members. 

 

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Contact a DCUR representative:

Dr. Sabine Heinhorst or Dr. Rebecca Tuuri for all questions about DCUR

The University of Southern Mississippi
Drapeau Center for Undergraduate Research
118 College Dr. #5162
Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0001

dcur@usm.edu

 

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Contact a member of the UGS Planning Committee in your area of interest for questions related to conventions of presentations in your discipline.
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Contact Dr. Rebecca Tuuri or Dr. Sabine Heinhorst for questions related to abstract submission or registration, UGS schedule or program, judging or moderating.
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Contact Professor Brianna Jahn, Professor Allen Chen, Professor Jared Hollingsworth or Dr. Nicholas Ciraldo for questions related to the Arts Showcase.
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Contact the Center for Community Engagement for all questions about community-engaged projects.