Welcome to the Sophomore Spirit Series (S3)! S3 is designed to support students navigating their second year of college, a year full of decision-making and personal growth! Events fall under four categories:
- Social Connections: Build friendships and community.
- Academic Adventures and Career Quest: Attend events that help you prepare to declare and investigate careers.
- Well-being and Relationships: Develop your personal, emotional, and relationship well-being.
- Cultural Experiences: Diversify your learning and enrich your life!
Thanks to all who participated in the
“Bring a First-Year to Waterfire” event. Scroll down to see photos!
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OUR NEXT EVENT:
SPRINT Fellowship Program and UTRAs (Undergraduate Teaching & Research Awards)
monday, October 27th, 5:00 - 6:00 pm
sharpe refectory (the ratty), chancellor's dining room
Thinking about doing summer research or an internship after sophomore year? Grab your dinner and bring it into the Chancellor's Dining Room in the Ratty to learn about FUNDED programs for experiential learning, offered by The College and The Center for Career Exploration!
sprint fellowship program
We'll provide an overview of the SPRINT Fellowship program and its structure and benefits. We will explore how these funded experiential learning opportunities—including internships, research, and teaching—can facilitate student exploration and skill development. Students will learn how and when to apply to the SPRINT fellowship program.
Undergraduate Teaching and Research Awards (UTRA)
UTRAs provide students with a funded academic experience that prepares them for graduate study and contributes directly to course development at Brown. Working in close collaboration with Brown faculty, students translate their academic knowledge into hands-on practice, resulting in new knowledge.
More UTRA Events
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The Curricular Resource Center
The Curricular Resource Center (CRC) has many amazing resources for sophomores, like the Matched Advising Program for Sophomores (MAPS) mentoring program, AcCESs (Academic Coaching, Engagement & Support), Independent Study and Independent Concentration support, and so much more!
