International Perspectives on Undergraduate Research
Policy and Practice
Features contributions from over a dozen countries including Australia, Egypt, Brazil, South Africa, Germany, France, and Canada
First book-length study that surveys the international scope of undergraduate research
Addresses differences in emphasis, program implementation, funding and policies that make the study of undergraduate research a resource for future program development and implementationsee more benefits
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This edited volume explores how undergraduate research and research-based teaching is being implemented in countries around the world. Leading educators come together to discuss commonly accepted definitions of undergraduate research, country-specific models and partnerships for student research, university polic
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terrorists crimes. including the 2009 fort hood shooting. it s a bit scary that any time someone says ala akbar they are going to be put in prison. reporter: his cousin told us he had no intentions of hurting nobody. it didn t make sense. when i first heard about it, i couldn t believe it. coming up at 6:00, why a legal expert says it s unlikely he will be delivered any time soon. david stevenson. let s go to rob roth. you got a firsthand look at what happened on the airplane today. reporter: the police officer who helped subdue the suspect says he doesn t feel like he s a hero. larry wright was a san mateo police officer for 27 years and this afternoon he didn t mince words about almarisi the passenger he helped stop from ramming the door. i felt he was trying to take on the flight crew and possibly crash the airplane. reporter: wright says he was on his way home, and looking at his iphone and not really paying attention. from my training experience in the sa
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take a look at sketches of the suspect in court this morning. prosecutors say when he flew out of new york to catch that flight from chicago to san francisco on sunday night, he had no baggage, not checked in, not carried on, nothing. he told investigators he was coming to vallejo to visit relatives. they did not know he was coming. the identification the prosecutors say too much of it. drivers permits, two new york addresses and a driver s license and a california i.d. he had two postdated checks, one for $5,000. one for $8,000. criminal complaint gives details of in-flight violence after coming to the front of the plane. he tried to handle the locked cockpit and ran the cockpit door. he kept yelling and pushing forward. several passengers responded and assisted in restraining. he repeatedly treatment to break free and return to the cockpit door. prosecutors saying he was chanting allah akbar, arabic for god is great. he is in the u.s. legally from yemen but the family is st