Texas A&M Undergraduate Research

05/06/2026

04/28/2026

We made it, Ags! Happy last day of classes from the Office of Undergraduate Research. 📖

TIme to 👀

04/08/2026

Join the Office of Undergraduate Research this Friday from 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. to learn about the Undergraduate Research Scholars thesis program.

The URS Thesis Program is the only stand-alone, university-level, honors distinction for undergraduate research at Texas A&M University. Designed to support students through the development of a thesis for publication in the Texas A&M OAKTrust Digital Repository, the URS program provides a structured pathway to contribute meaningfully to their field while gaining valuable experience in communication, critical thinking, and project management.

You can register for the Zoom link today at tx.ag/URSInformational

03/31/2026

Mark your calendars for April 8! We'll be in MSC 2404 ready to talk with students about undergraduate research at Texas A&M University and how you can get involved.

To learn more, visit tx.ag/UGRCafeApril ☕

03/17/2026

Did you know you can earn course credit, get paid, or even travel by doing undergraduate research? Join us on Zoom for our Getting Started In Research Workshop on March 25 to learn more!

Register today at tx.ag/MarchResearch

03/17/2026

Since AI has become a part of daily life, it's important to know what it is and how to use these tools to their fullest potential. Join us on March 27 for AI Literacy Day to see how AI can be used to enhance your academic experience.

A mix of in-person and virtual sessions that will be hosted in collaboration with University Libraries, Technology Services, Institute of Data Services, Center for Teaching Excellence, Aggie Honor System Office and Human Resources and Organizational Effectiveness.

To view the full schedule of events, visit tx.ag/AILiteracyDay 💻

03/05/2026

Ready to elevate your impact at Texas A&M University? 🔊

Become a voice for as part of the Undergraduate Research Ambassador program!

Ambassadors build skills in networking, public speaking and leadership while gaining a competitive edge for graduate and professional school applications. Participants often receive additional grant opportunities and expanded professional development experiences through their involvement.

The Office of Undergraduate Research is seeking students from across disciplines — including science, engineering, arts, humanities, business and social sciences — to represent the breadth of research happening on campus.

This one-year leadership opportunity includes honors credit and priority registration for students who meet participation requirements, with the option to continue beyond the initial term.

Join us in creating a culture of research excellence right here at Texas A&M University. 💪

Apply by March 15 at tx.ag/UGRApply.

02/24/2026

Join us on Wednesday, March 4, from 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. in MSC 2404 for our March Undergraduate Research Café. We'll have coffee, snacks, and conversation about all things UGR.

You can sign up today at tx.ag/UGRCafeMarch. ☕

02/17/2026

The 2026 Undergraduate Research Scholars Symposium is tomorrow (Whoop)!

To ensure a successful experience for our Undergraduate Research Scholars, please keep the following guidelines in mind:

📱Respect the Environment
- Follow the Rules: All Texas A&M University System and Student Rules apply.
- Be Punctual: Please be in your seat before the presentation begins.
- Minimize Disruptions: Enter and exit rooms quietly during transitions. If you must leave early, please sit near the back.

📚 Engage Thoughtfully
- Listen Actively: Stay open-minded and try to see the research through the presenter's perspective.

💬 Practice Good Dialogue
- Restate points to confirm understanding and criticize ideas, not the individuals presenting them.

📓 Keep it Scholarly
- Support your feedback with evidence and avoid sweeping generalizations.

💼 Professional Etiquette
- Stay Present: Avoid leaving in the middle of a session or causing distractions.

🎙 Provide Private Feedback
- If your comments are personal or highly specific, consider sharing them privately with the researcher afterward.

We look forward to seeing everyone tomorrow! If you have any questions regarding the event, visit tx.ag/URS2026.