The submission deadline for the 2009-2010 URJ is February 1, 2010!

Please address any comments, questions, concerns or applications to texasurj@gmail.com

What is the Undergraduate Research Journal?

The Undergraduate Research Journal is a student-edited, multi-disciplinary journal of undergraduate research at the University of Texas at Austin.

Copies of the most current edition of the UT URJ are available in advising offices.

The URJ Editorial staff sends its gratitude to our sponsors this year for their endless support and guidance: Vice President of Student Affairs Dr. Juan Gonzales, Vice President of Research Dr. Juan Sanchez, Executive Vice President & Provost Dr. Lucia Gilbert, Dr. Sarah Simmons, Dr. Jonathan J. Koehler, Annie Elderbroom, Donna Bettinghausen, Beth Dishman, David Yount, Stephen Myers, Becky Carreon, and The University Co-op.

What's New?

The tentative deadline for submission for the 2009-2010 URJ is Monday, February 1st, 2010. Click the submission tab above for the procedure to submit. Note that our selection day is Saturday, February 9, 2008. Please contact the URJ staff at texasurj@gmail.com for more information or if you wish to have a print copy sent to you.

In an effort to more fully represent research from all areas of the university, for the first time ever we will be accepting short, "highlight" articles (define as you will) as well as the traditional, long, thesis-type articles. We offer a $250 award for the best long paper (8+ pages) and $100 awards for the top short paper (<8 pages). So be sure to get the papers in before deadline!

Did you recently complete an honors thesis this past spring? Planning on doing summer research? Send us a short (and we mean short) summary of your research. Click here for more information about the submissions guidelines.

Check the Senate website for up to date information on the Undergraduate Research Journal related news, meetings and events.

 

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