Recent Morris Fellows
2024 Fellows
Majors represented include Applied Mathematics, Communication Studies, Criminology, Political Science, Philosophy, Sociology, and WGST.
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Established in 2017 thanks to a generous donation from Scott ('80, '89) and Liz (Tomich, '80) Morris, the Morris Undergraduate Research Fellowships are awarded to student-faculty research teams in the College of Arts & Sciences, with priority given to projects in the humanities and social sciences as well as interdisciplinary projects involving at least one of these areas.
These fellowships are awarded to original, student-initiated research projects that are carried out during the summer months under the mentorship of a faculty member in the College of Arts & Sciences. Both the student and the faculty mentor receive a stipend for this work. View eligibility criteria on our Program Details webpage.
Explore highlights of the program and project titles from previous Morris Fellowship Recipients.
Majors represented include Applied Mathematics, Communication Studies, Criminology, Political Science, Philosophy, Sociology, and WGST.
Majors represented include Communication Studies, Criminology, English, International Relations, Journalism, and Sociology.
Majors represented include Applied Mathematics, Communication Studies, Criminology, English, History, International Studies, Philosophy, Psychology, and Sociology.
Majors represented include Communication Studies, Criminology, English, Environmental Studies, History, Political Science, Psychology, and Sociology.
