AU undergraduate research team selected for national advocacy program
The Council on Undergraduate Research brings together undergraduate researchers and faculty mentors to develop skills in communicating the societal value of research.
The Augusta University Honors Program provides all motivated and high-potential learners the opportunity to enhance their undergraduate education.
Our honors curriculum encompasses three central educational goals—knowledge, communication, and professionalism—supported through creative core courses, unique interdisciplinary seminars, and mentored projects. The process of undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity culminates in an honors thesis. Throughout the program honors students receive advising, instruction, and mentoring from honors staff and faculty and the support to present their findings at appropriate state, regional, and national conferences.
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The Council on Undergraduate Research brings together undergraduate researchers and faculty mentors to develop skills in communicating the societal value of research.

"We're putting Augusta University on the map at a national level. It's something that's been well deserved, and I think we deserve the recognition that we're getting here at AU," says Roberto Aragon.

"Madden's the person you trust with the things that can't go wrong," says Mark Myers, EdD.

"There is definitely a sense of pride associated with being able to contribute to this program and the students," says Stephen Tymanskyj, PhD.
The AU Honors Program seeks students who want to think in complex ways about global challenges. If you have a deep curiosity about the world, we welcome your application.