Augusta University
Students enrolled in INQR 1000, a 10-week course designed to introduce new college students to the value of research and presentations, took an innovative approach during this fall's expo.
Proposals for the Inquiry 1000 course are due Friday, Nov. 15. INQR 1000 engages students with topics of interest and emphasizes the importance of asking questions.
Proposals for INQR 1000, the one-hour core course that engages freshmen and sophomores in a topic-driven seminar emphasizing the importance of asking questions in the process of learning, are due Nov. 10. An information session will be held at 3 p.m...
Faculty are encouraged to submit proposals for INQR 1000 classes for Fall 2017 and/or Spring 2018. Proposals will be accepted from Feb.1—15. Visit the FAQ page for more information or follow this link for applications. Faculty members who teach INQR...
Undergraduate research was on heroic display at last week’s INQR 1000 Expo. This year’s theme was Humans and Heroes, and the students didn’t disappoint. INQR 1000 is a 10-week course designed to introduce students to research. The class is a one...
INQR 1000 Course Proposal – Spring 2017 Online Applications Accepted: September 12 – 30, 2016 Augusta University faculty members who wish to propose an INQR 1000 course for the Spring 2017 can visit this link for FAQ and under the Faculty...
Aren’t all heroes just humans who, given a set of circumstances, have stepped up to solve a problem? This idea is the central theme to “Humans and Heroes,” the INQR 1000 theme for the 2016-18 academic years. INQR 1000 is a one-credit hour, small...
