SDG Track A Recipients Announced!

Congratulations to the first recipients of the Track A Scholarship Development Grants!  These departments have supportive faculty who are working to revise or create a course that will include authentic undergraduate scholarship, and will be submitted for designation as a Research and Scholarship intensive course.

• History and Art History: ARTH394 The Museum (Carol Mattusch and Angela Ho)
• History and Art History: HIST300 Introduction to History Methods (Paula Petrik, Rosemarie Zagarri, Michael Bottoms, Zach Schrag, Marion Deshmukh, Brian Platt, Benedict Carton, and Laura Moore)
• Biology: BIOL499 Research in Biology (Larry Rockwood)
• Computer Game Design: GAME322 Story Design for Computer Games (Seth Hudson) UPDATED! (I apologize for accidentally leaving Seth off the original list) 
• Conflict Analysis and Resolution: CONF490 Integration (Agnieszka Paczynska, Susan Hirsch, Karyna Korostelina, Leslie Dwyer, and Patricia Maulden
• Criminology, Law, and Society: CRIM495 Capstone in Criminology, Law, and Society (Danielle Rudes and Shannon Portillo)
• Environmental Science and Policy: EVPP378/BIOL379 Ecological Sustainability (Changwoo Ahn)
• Rehabilitation Science: RHBS490 Clinical Research Internship (Ali Weinstein and Lynn Gerber)
• Social Work: SOCW417 Integrative Methods in Social Action and Social Change (Emily Ihara, Dennis Ritchie, and Cathy Tompkins) 

We look forward to working with our colleagues on integrating undergraduate scholarship into their courses!