McNair Scholars Program Central Michigan University

Program Benefits

  • Preparation for successful entry into a doctoral program
  • Opportunity to conduct original research under the guidance of a faculty mentor as an undergraduate student
  • Access to a tremendous support network of McNair scholars nationwide, as well as your primary cohort at Central Michigan University
  • Opportunity to travel to conferences to present your research and develop strong writing and communication skills in preparation for the rigorous nature of graduate study
  • Financial support in the form of a living allowance, stipend, travel reimbursement, GRE training, coverage of GRE test fees and graduate admissions fees for most universities
  • Continuing support, both on an academic and personal level, by McNair staff, faculty mentors and fellow scholars
  • Prestige and recognition associated with being a McNair scholar, which may in turn, help to become accepted into a top-choice graduate program
  • Strong "edge" over a "typical" undergraduate student who might not have access to such a diverse array of resources
 

Korinne Milks presents her research related to Jane Austen at the University of Maryland.

McNair Scholars present their research at the University of Illinois

Scholars present their research at a national McNair conference hosted by the University of Illinois.