"URTH has been a wonderful opportunity, and I hope it continues for years to come…We learn practical and applicable skills such as presentation methods, how to make a proper CV, and the various minors and certificates offered in the College of Arts and Sciences. The upcoming opportunity to present at the Symposium has been a highlight of the event, and I hope to help plan and run the same event next year."

-Autumn Simundson, English

"Through this initiative, we have gained invaluable insights into the diverse research opportunities within the humanities at Texas A&M. The program's structured workshops and activities…have provided us with essential skills and knowledge to navigate our academic and professional journeys. The funding support from the College of Arts & Sciences PASS grant has made this experience even more accessible and rewarding. Personally, I have had the opportunity to network with fellow students who share the same passion for humanities research, fostering meaningful collaborations and discussions. Additionally, the program has helped me refine my CV, LinkedIn profile, professional headshot, and resume, ensuring that I am well-prepared for future research and career opportunities. Overall, URTH has been an exceptional program that has truly elevated my understanding of research and professional development in the humanities."

-Fabiana Baez, Biology

"A key part of the URTH program is the ability to establish relationships and community with fellow Aggie researchers of all disciplines. As a history major, I was able to learn about various fields of study - such as religion, English, and biomedical - that I otherwise would never have been exposed to. Having the opportunity to engage with and learn the interests and productions of my peers was a wonderful experience, and I cannot recommend enough the intellectual value of URTH to future cohorts."

-Joshua Gonzalez, History