About the Program:
The Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict's undergraduate research fellows program provides a rich interdisciplinary atmosphere for student development. Students accepted into the program:
- Work directly with a faculty member on research projects involving religion, conflict, and peace
- Take a special class with the Center's director
- Earn three credit hours
- Receive a scholarship of $1,000
- Meet with visiting scholars, attend special lectures
- Compete for research, travel and conference funds
Undergraduate students from all majors and years of study are encouranged to apply.
>> Applications for 2021-22 are open.
>> Deadline: March 26, 2021.
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Application Form
See the video below for an overview of the program.
< Watch & learn
What does it mean to be human? What are the sources of conflict in our contemporary world?
Learn more about the Fellow's program from students who have participated in the cohort
Meet the 2020-21 fellows:
Gregory Abbot
Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership
Michelle Ailport
Journalism, Mass Communication
Ahmed Dudic
Biological Sciences
Rachel Hess
Spanish
Mackenzie King
History, English Linguistics
Isabelle Kinney
French, Political Science
Justin Kopek
Global Studies, Sociology
Sofia Reiland
Biology
Cameron Vega
Political Science, Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership
Jaxon Washburn
Religious Studies, History
John Wolpert
Civic and Economic Thought and Leadership
2020 Undergraduate Research Fellows, listed left to right, alphabetically by last name
Supporting the Undergraduate Research Fellows:
Scholarship funds for the Center's Undergraduate Research Fellows are supported with donations provided by Friends of the Center. Please consider becoming a Friend of the Center and supporting this valuable program