Undergraduate Honors Thesis Students Presented Research Papers
April 5, 2017
As part of the Undergraduate Honors Thesis program, various Managerial Economics students presented their original, independent research papers to students and faculty in the Agricultural and Resource Economics Library in March 2017. This two-quarter program is designed to give outstanding, committed, and hard-working students the opportunity to work closely with a faculty member and get involved in academic research. Once a student is matched with a faculty advisor, the senior joins that year’s honors student group. The Undergraduate Honors Thesis program is open to seniors majoring in Managerial Economics with a minimum overall GPA of 3.5.
Click here for details of the program and directions on how to apply.
Below, students and some faculty advisors pose for a picture during the final day of Undergraduate Honors Thesis presentations for Winter Quarter 2017.
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