The Yale intercollegiate symposium we be April 15-16, 2023. We are hoping to foster undergraduate collaboration among different universities and expect to see many researchers from universities in our area present their research. Aside from a poster board competition that will award cash prizes to the winners in each research category, we have invited distinguished...
We are excited to announce that applications for Stanford Research Conference (SRC) 2023 are open! SRC is Stanford Undergraduate Research Association’s (SURA’s) annual research conference that serves as a forum for undergraduates from all over the country to present their work, connect with other researchers, and hear from distinguished leaders in the research community. The tenth...
We’re so excited to welcome over 400 undergraduate researchers from 150 universities globally to the 2022 Richard Macksey National Undergraduate Humanities Research Symposium! The virtual symposium incorporates the humanistic and creative undertakings of hundreds of students and their mentors and is a showcase to the breadth and depth of humanities and social science scholarship as...
Applications for the 2022 Hopkins Humanities Collaboratory have been extended to Friday, March 18th! If you are interested in the humanities and currently enrolled in a community college, apply for one of the largest humanities undergraduate research programs nationally.
Graduating Hopkins PhDs (defending by June 30, 2022) pursuing humanistic research are invited to apply for the KSAS URSCA & Humanities Collaboratory Postdoctoral Fellowship. This one-year fellowship, renewable for another year, is part of the Society of Fellows in the Humanities initiative at Hopkins. Deadline: March 1, 2022.
The prestigious Meg Walsh Award provides $32,000 of funding for one graduating senior undertake an independent project of their own unique design involving international travel. Applications are open, deadline March 4.
URSCA is excited to welcome you to our new on-campus location: Suite 350 in the Wyman Park Building (3100 Wyman Park Drive). Come stop in to say hi to Dean Natalie Strobach, Dr. Julie Lirot (now Assistant Director), and Dr. Caitlin Larracey (our new postdoctoral fellow).
