A Community of Scholars: Summer Research Opportunity Program at U-M
In this Q&A, Richard Nunn, senior program lead and SROP coordinator, shares his thoughts on the program’s greatest impacts, needs, and vision.
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In this Q&A, Richard Nunn, senior program lead and SROP coordinator, shares his thoughts on the program’s greatest impacts, needs, and vision.
The statement was adopted after broad consultation with the Rackham community.
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