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Undergraduate Researchers in the Humanities (URTH)

Submit your application by April 2, 2025


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The Undergraduate Researchers in the Humanities program (URTH) introduces students to the variety of humanities research opportunities at Texas A&M University. Supported by funding from the College of Arts & Sciences PASS (Promoting ArtSci Student Success) grant, this pilot program provides students with $1000 scholarships for their participation in the semester-long program's series of workshops and activities, such as “How to Identify & Approach Mentors” and “Choosing Your Adventure—LAUNCH, Honors, & Other High-Impact Experiences.” For questions, contact Glasscock Center Associate Director Jessica Ray at jessicaray@tamu.edu.

  • Sophomore or Junior classification
  • Good Academic Standing (i.e., not on Academic Probation)
  • Interest in pursuing an individualized high-impact research project in the humanities, such as through the LAUNCH thesis program or departmental honors

URTH Application

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Program meetings will be held on Mondays, 10:30-11:30 am.