Undergraduate Programs
The Melbern G. Glasscock Center for Humanities Research offers a number of opportunities to undergraduate students interested in humanities research. Read more below.
For questions, contact Glasscock Center Associate Director Jessica Ray at jessicaray@tamu.edu.
Deadline for these programs: April 2
Which program is right for you?
Undergraduate Glasscock Scholars
(UGS)
UGS provides high-impact undergraduate research experiences in the humanities through an intensive summer research seminar and fall semester research showcase. Participation in UGS sharpens students’ research and presentation skills, positioning them for competitive applications for graduate and professional school.
Scholars enroll in a two-week intensive seminar taught by their respective Faculty Directors and complete a series of writing workshops created especially for this program through the University Writing Center.
Undergraduate Researchers in the Humanities (URTH)
URTH introduces students to the variety of humanities research opportunities at Texas A&M University. Students will participate in a series of workshops and activities such as “How to Identify & Approach Mentors” and “Choosing Your Adventure—LAUNCH, Honors, & Other High-Impact Experiences.”