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Undergraduate Research Fellowships
The Sociology Department's Undergraduate Research Fellows Program
provides opportunities for advanced training and research experiences
for interested and highly capable students. Students selected for
Research Fellowships are given the opportunity to earn money while
working one-on-one with a Texas A&M Sociology Professor on high-level
research.
Admission to the Program is competitive. The program is only open to
Sociology Majors who have completed Sociology 220 with a grade of B
or higher. Candidates for Fellowships must have an overall GPA of at
least 3.0. It is expected that the GPA of students actually selected
for fellowships will be higher than this minimum.
Sociology Undergraduate Research Fellows will work ten hours a week
for ten weeks with a TAMU professor and will receive remuneration for
their time. The research training provided will be pedagogical in
nature with an orientation for preparing the student for being able
to do professional sociological research on their own. In some cases,
co-authorship of a publication with a professor may be possible.
Fellowships are potentially renewable so long as the Fellow remains an
undergraduate sociology major at Texas A&M and funds are available.
To apply for admission to this program, obtain an application from a
Sociology undergraduate advisor, the Sociology Career advisor, the Sociology Department Office, or online.
They should be hand-delivered or mailed to:
 Undergraduate Research Fellowships
Department of Sociology
311 Academic Building
Texas A&M University
College Station, Texas 77843-4351
Fellowship Requirements (pdf)
Fellowship Application (pdf)
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