This program provides first-generation and/or low-income undergraduate students funding for summer research in the libraries. Students can apply for up to $4500 in funding for programs such as Story+ or
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The department of classical studies offers numerous awards for students wishing to travel either for research or excavations. For more information click here!  

This is a project hosted by Duke’s Classical Studies department. The camps at Renieblas (2nd-1st c. BCE) is key to understand the structure of the army deployed in the earliest
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This is a program hosted by Duke’s Classical Studies department. The project is focused on the study and interpretation of urban transformations in the transition between Etruscan and Roman cities,
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The Nadell Prize for Book Collecting is named for Dr. Andrew T. Nadell who began collecting rare books when he was a student at Duke.  He now collects early books
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Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellows are students from minority groups underrepresented in the academy at the level of college and university faculties. The MMUF provides research funding for juniors and seniors
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This program is hosted by the Duke Center for Jewish Studies. Each year both undergraduate and graduate can pursue independent research in numerous fields about Jewish students. Projects have ranged
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The Undergraduate Research Office happily supports the Deans’ Summer Fellowships Programs support of undergraduate research and inquiry in the arts and sciences. This program offers up to $3000 to fund
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