Brown University sponsors a number of fellowship and grant programs that support student research during the summer or the academic year. A number of our award programs are specifically designed to facilitate faculty-student research collaborations. Undergraduate Teaching and Research Awards provide students with opportunities to work closely in research situations with faculty members, to participate integrally in the process of course development and revision, and thereby to experience first-hand the work of the college. Royce Fellowships fund research projects designed by students under the sponsorship of a Brown faculty member. The International Scholars Program provides monetary support for summer international research projects conducted with a Brown faculty member on site.
The collection is organized in one series: I. Recipients, 2007-2010
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Brown University undergraduate research award recipients, MS-1I-4, Brown University Archives.