Research Sprints
Introduction
Research Sprints: One Week, One Project
Research Sprints offers all faculty and unclassified staff the chance to work intensively with a team of librarians for one week on a research or instruction project.
In the spirit of advancing greater access to research and education, the 2019 Sprints' focus is on Open Access and has a stipend of $1,000 for recipients.
KU Libraries is committed to open education, open research, and equitable access to information. By incorporating open pedagogy into courses and making research more freely available, Research Sprints recipients will contribute to the growing Open Access community and its commitment to social justice initiatives.
Photos of Past Research Sprints
Research Sprints in a Nutshell
Crossing the finish line
Research Sprints - examples and tools
- ResearchSprints.orgResearch Sprints are a faculty support concept developed by the University of Kansas (KU). Sprints offer faculty the opportunity to partner with a team of expert librarians on a specific project or component of a larger project.
2019 Research Sprints Committee Members
- Rebecca Orozco (co-chair) orozco@ku.edu
- Karna Younger (co-chair) karna@ku.edu
- Corinne Forstot-Burke cforstotburke@ku.edu
- Michael Peper peper@ku.edu
- Mary Raple mraple@ku.edu
- Greta Valentine greta.valentine@ku.edu