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Eureka

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EUREKA! Participants | 2017

For more information on the


EUREKA! Program:
Please contact Susan Falendysz:

864-656-3363

eureka@clemson.edu

Or visit the website:

www.clemson.edu/cuhonors/eureka

Cory and Rachael Wallace | Alumni


EUREKA!
The Calhoun Honors
"EUREKA! was one of the best programs we participated
in at Clemson.  The research program offered a great
College Research Program
head start to the college experience.  We also found
each other and many lifelong friends that summer. 
We’re so glad we were a part of it!" EUREKA! Counselors | 2017
Dr. Rachel Getman | Rebecca Jones | Genetics
Why Participate? Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Anchorage, Alaska
E ureka
U ndergraduate
The EUREKA! Program brings approximately 33 incoming freshman

students, who have been accepted into the Calhoun Honors College, to

Clemson for a five-week period during which they actively participate in


R esearch
E xploration and
research projects or other scholarly activities and have the opportunity to

get acquainted with some of the University's most renowned faculty and

administrators. Students also get a head start on campus living by meeting


K nowledge "EUREKA! is the easiest way to make yourself stand out
A dvancement
other incoming Honors students and participating in a full schedule of
academically and socially. After six weeks of adventure, you
social activities. In addition to the advantages offered by the active
“EUREKA! is an exceptional program. The research aspect provides participants with a will have real-world, resume-boosting experience and 32 new
participation in research, EUREKA! students are strong candidates for the
way to significantly strengthen their problem solving abilities, and the social aspect best friends that will make the transition into college a
Rhodes, Goldwater, Marshall, Truman and Fulbright scholarships.
establishes a sense of closeness that is invaluable in today's challenging society." breeze!"

Eligibility
To participate in EUREKA! you must be an incoming freshman and

an accepted member of the Calhoun Honors College. Students must

be enrolled as a full-time student at Clemson for the semester

following the EUREKA! experience.

Frank Gramlich | Business


Westerly, RI

Anish Chaluvadi | Materials Science and Engineering Aparna Mahendranath | Bioengineering | Simpsonville, SC
Simpsonville, SC Brice Martin | Bioengineering | Waxhaw, NC

Social Activities
Research Projects
EUREKA! participants are provided on-campus housing, but will not
Research projects range from math, science and engineering to the social
be provided a stipend or wages. In addition to their research activities
sciences and humanities. Some participants work with a faculty member
the participants will attend speaker luncheons on various topics
in a one-on-one mentored relationship, while others may be a part of a
designed to orient them to academic life on campus and provide them
research team, involving faculty, graduate students and other
with the basic skills needed to perform research in a broad range of
“Working with EUREKA! students is awesome.  Working closely over the five-week undergraduates. Past research projects include:
areas. Social activities will include an opening dinner, a dinner with
period of the program allows for a connection that lasts for the entire time they are Total Knee Replacement Wear Testing (Bioengineering)
the Clemson football team, whitewater rafting, hikes, and cultural and
at Clemson.  EUREKA! is the launching pad to many other opportunities.”- Dr. What Happened to Conservatism (Political Science)
sporting events.
Mefford | Material Sciences and Engineering Nodulation Regulation in Model Legume (Genetics and Biochemistry)

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