Posted on September 04, 2026

Dr. George T. Barthalmus was the driving force behind the creation of the State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium. He had a passion for encouraging undergraduates to pursue their interests through the process of research, be it in the sciences, humanities, or through artistic expression. He was an advocate for early involvement of students in the research process as a way to engage and retain students in academics. To this end, the George Barthalmus Undergraduate Research Awards have been developed to promote early involvement in the research process through support of sophomores (second year students) in a research project of their design. These awards are designed to assist students with development and engagement in undergraduate research. Students from all disciplines are invited to apply for the awards.

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Poster about the George Barthalmus Undergraduate Award stating the following: "An award up to $500 toward supplies for research or creative endeavors to be carried out in the following year. Eligibility Requirements: Must be a sophomore (second year student) in good standing at any North Carolina college or university. Must be a U.S. Citizen. Must be able to present at the 2027 State of North Carolina Undergraduate Research and Creativity Symposium. Must plan to be enrolled the next academic year. Visit sncurcs.org/barthalmus-awards for more information and how to apply.  Application Deadline is October 1, 2026".

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