Thank you, Crow undergraduate researchers!

We’re joining the Council of Undergraduate Research to celebrate #VirtualURW2020 by spotlighting some of the wonderful contributions undergraduate researchers have made to the Crow team.

Crow undergraduate researchers do amazing things, both for our projects, and for their own research interests. This week we celebrate all our undergraduate Crowbirds for Undergraduate Research Week #VirtualURW2020
— Crow (@writecroworg) April 23, 2020

Undergraduates have been active Crow researchers since our project began at Purdue in 2015. Some examples:

Louis Wyatt helped develop the Purdue Second Language Writing Corpus, a forerunner of Crow.

Blair Newton wrote grants and news for our web site, including this spotlight of undergraduate researchers.

Nik Kirstein helped to develop tools for corpus building.

Sarah Merryman documented our best practices and drafted IRB narratives for ongoing projects.

Emily Jones designed the Crow logo and presented at Computers & Writing 2019.

See our Twitter feed to learn more about the work Echo, Ryan, Kevin, David, Alantis, and Hannah have been doing for the Crow team. Thank you, undergraduate researchers!