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Abstract Course‐based undergraduate research experiences (CUREs) can be a powerful tool in broadening participation in undergraduate research. In this paper, we review the benefits of and barriers to undergraduate research experiences and explore how CUREs can mitigate some of those issues. As a part of the NSF‐supported Biological Collections in Ecology and Evolution Network (BCEENET) activities, a series of network meetings produced a set of recommendations to increase the accessibility of CUREs for all students at all institution types. We use BCEENET CUREs that focus on digitized natural history collections data to illustrate how leveraging adaptable open educational resources that use freely available data and analysis tools can increase accessibility of undergraduate research. We also discuss how inclusive networks of educators and research collaborators can support broadening CURE implementation.more » « less
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Miller-Rushing, Abraham J.; Ellwood, Elizabeth R.; Crimmins, Theresa M.; Gallinat, Amanda S.; Phillips, Molly; Sandler, Ronald L.; Primack, Richard B. (, Biological Conservation)
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Ellwood, Elizabeth R; Sessa, Jocelyn Anne; Abraham, Joel K; Budden, Amber E; Douglas, Natalie; Guralnick, Robert; Krimmel, Erica; Langen, Tom; Linton, Debra; Phillips, Molly; et al (, BioScience)
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