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Melbern G. Glasscock Center Humanities Research - Undergraduate Research Award — by matt_voss — last modified 2008-07-03 0923

Up to twenty awards of up to $500 each are made annually in support of research in the humanities by undergraduates at Texas A&M University.

Honors Program Research Fellows — by matt_voss — last modified 2006-02-02 1558

As a University Undergraduate Research Fellow, you will participate in two semesters of research during your senior year that culminate in a senior honors thesis and a symposium presentation.

Office of Honors Programs Undergraduate Research Travel and Presentation Grants — by BWebb — last modified 2006-02-02 1558

The Office of Honors Programs and Academic Scholarships, through a grant from the Association of Former Students, invites undergraduate students in any department or major at Texas A&M University to apply for mini-grants to help defray costs associated with research-related travel and participation in conferences.

Undergraduate Research Scholars Program — by JBrown — last modified 2008-07-03 0933

 

GEOS 489/689: International Polar Year 2007-2008 — by EButler — last modified 2007-03-29 1031

This course capitalizes on the celebration of the International Polar Year 2007-2008 that will begin in March 1, 2007 and continue for two years to educate undergraduate and graduate students about current “cutting-edge” polar science and research. The International Polar Year (IPY) 2007-2008 is an unprecedented world-wide focus on science, research, technology and issues in the polar regions of our planet. See attached file.

Bush School Public Policy Internship Program — by EButler — last modified 2007-09-11 1105

Consider making a difference for your country today by applying to learn about public policy first-hand though Texas A&M's Public Policy Internship Program (PPIP)! Applications for spring and summer 2008 internships in Washington, D.C. are due Friday, October 12, 2007 by 5:00 p.m. in room 203 of the Jack K. Williams Administration Building. Washington, D.C.program benefits include: - Assistance finding internships - FREE housing in Washington, D.C. - Course credit and full-time student status - Enrichment opportunities before and during your internship semester - Career networking and work experience Students of all majors and disciplines are eligible and encouraged to apply. Visit www.tamu.edu/ppip for more information and to read about the experiences of former interns and download an application.

College of Sciences Open House — by EButler — last modified 2007-10-16 1029

Interact with graduate students, tour selected research labs, and get information from faculty about graduate programs. Saturday, November 17th RSVP by November 10th. Please view the file for more information.

LSAMP Undergraduate Research Program — by EButler — last modified 2007-11-28 1428

The Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation (LSAMP) here at Texas A&M is now accepting applications for the Spring '08 Undergraduate Research (UGR) Program. Click for more details.

Jordan Institute Fellows Program — by NPriolo — last modified 2008-07-03 0921

The L.T. Jordan Fellows Program provides highly qualified students personal enrichment and educational opportunities through an international cultural experience. This is achieved by designing a specific independent international study or research project in another country that will enhance the participant's educational or career goals.