| The Undergraduate Research Program is a new initiative developed by the Honors College and the Office of the Provost's AVP for Research and Federal Relations. This program offers all undergraduate students funding opportunities to enhance their education through faculty-supervised research. By offerting students resources to both on and off campus research opportunities we hope to continue increasing the prestige of Texas State University as a research institution.
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Contributions from the Mind Science Foundation, the Tri-M Foundation, the AVP for Research, the Honors College, and the colleges of Science and Engineering, Health Professions, and Education support Texas State's first Student Undergraduate Research Fund (SURF). This fund will support independent undergraduate research across campus. All full- or part-time undergraduate students are welcome to propose independent research or creative projects. Students are required to present their work at the Undergraduate Research Conference in the fall semester, the Honors Thesis Presentations in the spring semester, or at another campus venue. Although a faculty advisor is required for these projects, projects do not have to relate to the student's major or minor courses of study.
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