The works may be in visual art, literature, and musical composition, perofrmance, or other fields. The McNair Scholars Program prepares undergraduates to attend graduate school in the biological, physical, and mathematical sciences, anthropology, engineering, and psychology. Deadline May 1, 2000. MORE is a program to increase the number of students entering graduate study in engineering. This program is open to students in both the College of Letters and Science and the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
Research projects vary according to the discipline and faculty member.
Participation requires a two-quarter commitment, and students receive a modest stipend to support their research activity. The main focus of the program is to enhance the undergraduate experiences of outstanding minority students who have expressed an interest in, and demonstrate an aptitude for the mathematical and physical sciences. For highly qualified undergraduate students who are exploring graduate school and careers in environmental health sciences and are from underrepresented groups. Study the harmful effects of chemicals on human health and the environment in this unique science that combines the principles of biology and chemistry. The training program is designed to provide research training in biology and investigates complex processes at the cellular, organismal, and population levels using both experimental and computational methods.