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The International Conference of Undergraduate Research

Undergraduate research on the global stage

Compass

14th January 2016 by ICUR Web Admin

Compass – ICUR’s Undergraduate Research Network Program

Compass is an undergraduate research network program that brings students from across
participating ICUR institutions together to get feedback on their individual research. Whether you’re
working on a presentation or a poster for ICUR, or you want to turn your research into an article for a
journal such as Reinvention, Compass offers a safe and supportive environment for you to workshop
your research. Each group is made up of no more than five undergraduate students from a range of
disciplines (the mentees), and is facilitated by a student who has previously been involved in ICUR or
Reinvention (the mentor). Groups meet regularly throughout the year over Skype or similar to receive
feedback on their work and to offer advice on the work of those in their group.

If you are interested in joining Compass as a mentee or a mentor, please fill out and submit the form
below. (For Monash students, please email your expression of interest to curie-
enquiries@monash.edu.)

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