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The Haas Scholars Program at UC Berkeley

The Robert & Colleen Haas Scholars Program at the University of California, Berkeley funds financial aid eligible, academically talented undergraduates to engage in a sustained research, field-study or creative project in the summer before and during their senior year at Berkeley. Each year, twenty Haas Scholars are selected from all disciplines and departments across the University on the basis of the merit and originality of their project proposals.

The application deadline for 2009-2010 was FEBRUARY 17, 2009. If you are considering applying for next year, please read the "applying" page carefully to see if you are eligible for the program and able to make the commitments required by the program. Then contact Leah Carroll (contact info below) to get connected with current scholars and get samples of successful proposals; then begin showing drafts of your proposal to your mentor and Leah Carroll. At least three rounds of feedback and revision are recommended: start early! More hints on how to proceed are here.

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Meet the new 2009-2010 Haas Scholars!
Click to view their names, majors, sponsors and project titles.

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The 2008-2009 Haas Scholars will present their research and creative projects at the Annual Haas Scholars Conference, May 1-2, 2009, at Berkeley City Club.

Eleventh Annual Research Conference


May 1-2
The Berkeley City Club
2315 Durant at Ellsworth

Stimulating research presentations by the 2008-2009 Robert and Colleen Haas Scholars

Click here to view the 2008-2009 Conference Program

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Want to get involved in research? Come to a workshop soon! Workshops are given through mid-February.

You may also want to read many of the workshop handouts on the documents page.

The workshops address why, and how, you can get started in research. Also, find out about opportunities for funding your research (travel, buy equipment or supplies, not work, etc.), and how to write a good proposal. All workshops are in 344 Campbell Hall, unless otherwise noted.

Click here for description of each workshop.

Scroll down for the workshop schedule.

Workshop A
How to Get Started in Undergraduate Research

All workshops held in 344 Campbell Hall unless otherwise noted

* Workshop immediately precedes or follows a URAP information session in the same location.

3-4 Mon Feb 9

Workshop B
Writing a Research Proposal (please come with a topic and ready to outline)

All workshops held in 344 Campbell Hall

#=workshop immediately precedes or follows a SURF or Stronach info session in the same location

3:30-5 Wed Feb 11

3:30-5 Fri Mar 6

For more information, visit the Office of Undergraduate Research or contact Leah Carroll, 345 Campbell Hall, 643-5374, haas_scholars@learning.berkeley.edu

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