Thinking about graduate school?
Each year, twelve to fifteen new undergraduate McNair Scholars are selected for two years of intensive mentoring, specialized seminars, collaborative research, and a paid summer research internship, all of which prepare them for graduate school. McNair Scholars include promising students from groups traditionally underrepresented in doctoral programs and are selected through an application and interview process. Faculty referrals are encouraged.
Apply today to be considered for 2012 Research Internships!
For more information on eligibility, program services, program benefits or the application process, please contact the McNair Scholars Interim Director
at (715) 425-3531.
Named to honor the African-American astronaut who perished with the Challenger Mission in 1986, the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program
assists eligible low-income, first-generation students to prepare for and enter graduate programs leading to a doctoral degree.
Funding of $231, 448 per year for the McNair Program is provided by the U.S. Department of Education TRIO Grant.
