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  • Interdisciplinary Research Team Focuses on Biomarkers to Save Hispanic Mothers and Newborns

    Through the Race and Ethnic Studies Institute’s Interdisciplinary Faculty Seed Grant, a team of Hispanic graduate students and undergraduate students under the interdisciplinary guidance of Dr. Mahua Choudhury, an epigenetic researcher and Associate Professor at the School of Pharmacy (along with co-PIs from the School of Nursing and College of Arts and Sciences), are working […]

  • One Year Later: How A New Director Is Leading RESI To Unprecedented Success (ArtSci News)

    In his first year as director of the Race and Ethnic Studies Institute, Dr. Darrel Wanzer-Serrano has made major updates and improvements to better position RESI as a research hub serving the broader Texas A&M campus and its faculty and students. Read more here: http://tx.ag/RESI2024

  • RESI Reception and Open House to be held September 6

    Explore our newly redesigned space, meet our team, learn about the programs our institute offers and enjoy refreshments.   The Race & Ethnic Studies Institute (RESI) is hosting its first-ever reception and open house on Friday, September 6, from 11AM – 2PM at the Liberal Arts and Arts & Humanities (LAAH) Building room 453.  Attendees will […]

  • Last Chance Funding Competition Supports Six Research Projects Through the Re-Opening of Small Grants

    Approaching the end of the academic year, the Race & Ethnic Studies Institute ran a Last Chance competition, re-opening small grants for the Spring 2024 semester for both faculty and students. Six research projects were selected – four faculty-led and two student-led – for the Last Chance contest. Meet the Recipients of the Last Chance […]

  • Three Graduate Student Research Projects Funded

    The Race & Ethnic Studies Institute announces the Spring 2024 recipients of the RESI Graduate Student Small Research Grants. This grant is designed to support the research enterprise leading to successful completion of some component of the doctoral dissertation, masters thesis, or a major publication.   RESI Graduate Student Small Research Grant The Graduate Student […]

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    Dissertation Support Granted to Two Graduate Students Through RESI-Cantú Graduate Research Fellowship

    The Race & Ethnic Studies Institute announces the Spring 2024 recipients of the RESI-Cantú Graduate Research Fellowship. A fellowship designed to support current Texas A&M doctoral students complete their dissertation or some significant component thereof. RESI-Cantú Graduate Research Fellowship The Race & Ethnic Studies Institute (RESI) and the Carlos H. Cantú Endowment & Scholarship Fund […]

  • 8 Tips for a Stronger Grant Proposal at RESI

    Tips for Preparing Grant Proposals at RESI At the Race & Ethnic Studies Institute we have multiple funding opportunities to help enhance your research. Whether you’re a faculty member, graduate or undergraduate student, we have research funding to take your project to the next level. We understand that grant writing is its own genre and […]

  • RESI Supports Student Research Through First Ever Fundraising Campaign

    The Research First Campaign is an invitation for Texas A&M’s community to support transformative research within race and ethnic studies. It is the first fundraising campaign led by the Race & Ethnic Studies Institute. The Research First campaign is a benefit to current Aggies, at all levels and across all disciplines, by creating the opportunity […]

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    New Graduate Student Research Grant Supports the Advancement of Three Projects in Race & Ethnic Studies

    The Race & Ethnic Studies Institute announces the inaugural recipients of the RESI Graduate Student Small Research Grants. This grant is designed to support the research enterprise leading to successful completion of some component of the doctoral dissertation, masters thesis or a major publication.  RESI Graduate Student Small Research Grant Over the last year, the […]

  • Two Graduate Students Gain Dissertation Support Through the RESI-Cantú Graduate Research Fellowship

    The Race & Ethnic Studies Institute announces the recipients of the RESI-Cantú Graduate Research Fellowship. A fellowship designed to support current Texas A&M doctoral students complete their dissertation or some significant component thereof.  RESI-Cantú Graduate Research Fellowship The Race & Ethnic Studies Institute (RESI) and the Carlos H. Cantú Endowment & Scholarship Fund have collaborated […]