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Good morning, 

I wanted to share this handbook that we published a little over a year ago because it has some content on topics related to this list, such as publishing evaluation research (last chapter; see links below). We are currently updating it for a second edition. 

GEO REU Handbook: A Guide for Running Inclusive and Engaging Research Internships

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INDIVIDUAL CHAPTERS

  1. What is an REU? [1.7 MB PDF] [Also see the GEO REU Resource Center]
  2. Creating an Inclusive REU Application [4.7 MB PDF] [Also see the GEO REU Resource Center]
  3. Recruiting Students for Your REU [3.8 MB PDF] [Also see GEO REU Resource Center]
  4. Selecting a Diverse and Balanced Cohort [2.8 MB PDF]
  5. Logistics and Student Handbooks [2.5 MB PDF]
  6. Mentoring in an REU [2.7 MB PDF] [Also see the GEO REU Resource Center]
  7. Team Building and Cohort Development [2.3 MB PDF] [Also see the GEO REU Resource Center]
  8. Developing an Anti-Racist REU Program [3.6 MB PDF]
  9. Sexual Harassment Prevention [3.9 MB PDF]
  10. Safety [3.4 MB PDF]
  11. Science Communication Training [3.6 MB PDF] [Also see the GEO REU Resource Center]
  12. Career and Professional Development [4.6 MB PDF] [Also see the GEO REU Resource Center on résumé writing] [Also see the GEO REU Resource Center on virtual professional development]
  13. Ethics and Code of Conduct [2.2 MB PDF] [Also see the GEO REU Resource Center]
  14. Evaluating Your REU Program [2.8 MB PDF] [Also see the GEO REU Resource Center]
  15. Publishing Education Research [4.3 MB PDF] [Also see the GEO REU Resource Center]
Best wishes, 
Val
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Valerie Sloan, Ph.D.
Director of the GEO REU Network
& Sr. Higher Education Specialist
NCAR Education & Outreach 
National Center for Atmospheric Research
P.O. Box 3000
Boulder, CO 80307-3000

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territory of Indigenous Peoples, many of whom were displaced from Boulder Valley 
in the 1850s. These include people of the Arapaho, Cheyenne, and Ute Nations.