Public Research Fellows | University of Portland

Public Research Fellows

The Public Research Fellows is an interdisciplinary undergraduate research program that supports student and faculty teams in the creation of public-facing projects that engage the humanities with the world outside the classroom. In addition to supporting high-impact undergraduate research, the program also hosts engaged humanities events for faculty, professional development workshops for students, and a variety of cross-disciplinary conversations on campus and with our communities.

Follow the links below to learn more about the program.

Why PRF?

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Learn about what the program offers students, faculty, and the community.

Why PRF?

How the Program Works

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Find out more about program details and how to get involved.

How the Program Works

This Year's Projects

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Check out the current PRF projects and the cohort of faculty and student fellows.

This Year's Projects

Program Archive

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Explore previous year's of PRF, including program projects, faculty and student cohorts, and other events.

Program Archive

Engaged Humanities Resources

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Want to learn more about the engaged humanities? Check out our Resources page where you'll find our Engaged Humanities Toolkit, a faculty collaboration database, and bibliographies of engaged humanities scholarship.

Resources