The Undergraduate Research
Scholars program provides students the opportunity to participate in an
independent research project under the guidance of a faculty member.
Students produce an undergraduate research thesis, present their results at a
conference, and receive recognition upon completion on their transcript at
graduation.
Dr. Duncan MacKenzie, Associate
Director for Undergraduate Research in the Office of Honors and Undergraduate
Research, will describe the scope of the Scholars program, the procedures for
applying, and the expectations for successful completion. If you are
interested in becoming an Undergraduate Research Scholar or you are a faculty
member interested in mentoring a Scholar, come hear about the program and bring
your questions.
Scholars Informational Session:
Thursday, August 30, from 6-7 pm in the Interdisciplinary
Life Sciences Building (ILSB) auditorium
To qualify for the 2012-13
Undergraduate Research Scholars program, students must have completed at least
60 hours of undergraduate course work, including at least 24 credit hours at
Texas A&M. Students must also have and maintain a cumulative Texas A&M
GPR of 3.0 or better, be currently involved in or planning a suitable
undergraduate project, and be expecting to graduate May, 2013 or later.
Applications will be accepted starting August 15, 2012
Deadline: September 19, 2012 at 5 pm
Questions?
Honors and Undergraduate Research
Undergraduate Research Scholars Program
Honduras Agriculture & Life Sciences in Zamorano, Honduras: July 23-August 15, 2013 (Dr. Tim Davis)
