Undergraduate Researchers in the Humanities (URTH)
Submit your application by April 2, 2025

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