Trevor Moyo's thesis research involved surveying
Honors students helping AdamsPlace residents with their technology needs
The Honors College encourages creative projects as a capstone thesis
Engaged and involved Honors students participated in the TN Civic Campus Summit
Scholars Day is a fantastic opportunity for students to display their Honors research projects!
Our first Dinner and a Movie was a huge success! We will do this again next year!
Victoria Lay did her Honors Research on the Eastern Box Turtle response to stimuli.

Welcome to the Undergraduate Fellowships Office

Steps in Obtaining a National Scholarship

Learn more about national scholarships by reviewing these links:

Resources
- Description of Scholarships
- Science Options for Undergraduates
- REU Workshop
- UFO Interest Form (recommended for prospective students)
- UFO Powerpoint (basic information on scholarships)
- Fulbright Powerpoint
- Fulbright Director Talks to MTSU Students
- Science Options for Graduate Students
- Science and Math Powerpoint
- Truman Information
- Truman Application
- Scholarship Award Winners
After reading about fellowship opportunities, complete the UFO interest form.
1. Please drop this form off at the Honors Building, room 227 or put in campus mail to P.O. Box 267. You can also take the Truman Quiz here.
Schedule a meeting with the Honors Coordinator by emailing laura.clippard@mtsu.edu. Please be aware that fellowship appointments may need to be scheduled around current Honors Advising deadlines. When emailing for an appointment, please list any specific scholarships that you are interested in.