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The University Undergraduate Research Fellows Program at Texas A&M University provides exceptional seniors with the chance to “test drive” graduate school. Each selected student, Fellow, participates in two semesters of research during his or her senior year, resulting in a symposium presentation and a senior honors thesis. This thesis is published with other theses and dissertations in in the Digital Repository Library at Texas A&M University and is accessible through LibCat (see our Research Fellows Theses collection in the Digital Repository Library). Students who complete the program graduate with honors and receive the Fellows distinction at graduation and on their transcripts. Experience as a University Undergraduate Research Fellow can open doors for you at leading graduate and professional schools. For more information about this program including eligibility requirements, applications procedures, funding opportunities, and more, please see What is the University Undergraduate Research Fellows Program?
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Nick Anthis, 2005 Rhodes Scholar and 2003-2004 Research Fellow! Nick is one of just 32 American Rhodes Scholars chosen to study at Oxford University in Oxford, England |
Josh Siepel, 2004 British Marshall Scholar and 2003-2004 Research Fellow! Josh is one of just 44 Marshall Scholars and is currently studying at the University of Sussex in Brighton, England |
- Undergraduate Research Fellows have authored or co-authored articles in over 50 scholarly journals during the last 10 years alone.
- In 1995, half the National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowships earned by Texas A&M students went to Fellows.
- Two 1999 Fellows became Goldwater Scholars, and one became a British Marshall Scholar; in 2004, one Fellow was named a British Marshall Scholar; and in 2005, a Fellow was chosen as Texas A&M's first Rhodes Scholar in 25 years!
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