Eight rising juniors from the College of Arts Sciences have been chosen as new Hunter R. Rawlings III Cornell Presidential Research Scholars. The Rawlings scholars program supports a select group of undergraduate students, from all colleges and many disciplines, by providing resources for and promoting sustained engagement in research in close relationship with faculty and other mentors. The majority of scholars are selected as incoming freshmen, but up to 25 are selected each year as rising juniors. Scholars collaborate with faculty mentors—of their choosing—in designing and carrying out an individualized program of research. Magnifying the power of this dynamic student-faculty partnership, the program provides each scholar with a generous research support account ($8,000 for scholars admitted as freshmen; $5,000 for those admitted as juniors) and an annual need-based loan replacement of up to $4,000. This year’s new scholars from Arts Sciences are:
New Rawlings scholars named in AS
By:
Kathy Hovis,
AS Communications
Wed, 07/05/2017