Tenenbaum Tutorials in the Liberal Arts: Student Application

The Tenenbaum Tutorials program provides School of Liberal Arts students access to world-class faculty mentorship and individual research tutorials, creating a unique, competitive opportunity for undergraduate humanistic and social sciences research.

Interested students should review the Tenenbaum Tutorials overview page for more information and application requirements. This is a chance to learn and explore your intellectual passion in a personalized setting, develop and follow an independent course and mentorship schedule, and receive financial support for research of your own design.

The online application requires a personal statement of interest, proof of preparatory coursework or experience, and acknowledgement of good academic standing and credit hour limitations. It also includes the option to request a specific faculty mentor.

Students must develop a topic and plan of work with their mentor in order to register.

Application Deadline:
April 05, 2024, for participation in Fall 2024.

Name

Email Address

Current Class Standing

NTC Advisor Name

Desired Liberal Arts Faculty Name

Statement of Interest

Regarding researching a universal topic in the humanities. Up to 250 words; specifics recommended.

Preparatory Classwork or Experiences

No word limit.

Please Acknowledge:*

If my 5 classes exceed 17 credit hours, I will need to consult with Associate Dean Vicki Mayer.

I will be in good academic standing for my Sophomore Spring or Junior Fall, and my NTC Academic Advisor will be contacted to confirm this is true.

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