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The Matthews Scholar Program is a collaboration between the Honors College, the Office of Inclusion and Diversity, and the Office of Undergraduate Research. This program is named in honor of the legacy of Dr. Josetta Brittain Matthews, Auburn’s first African American graduate by earning a master’s degree in education in 1966 and the first African American faculty member in 1972.
The Matthews Scholar program includes:
- Undergraduate research fellowship funding that is open to all students but will focus on students that self-identify as members of underrepresented populations and are engaged in diversity programming at Auburn University
- A cohort program that creates a signature experience for participating students, including research mentorship, academic/career/professional exploration, graduate school preparation, and participation in the Undergraduate Research Symposium.
awardees
2023-2024 Awardees
Jazmine Carroll
College of Agriculture
Jada Neal
Samuel Ginn College of Engineering
Natalie McBrayer
College of Liberal Arts
John Daily
College of Science and Mathematics
Jordan Fluker
College of Science and Mathematics
Kiana Sargent
College of Science and Mathematics
McKae Sarkowski
College of Science and Mathematics
Toby Sizemore
College of Science and Mathematics
Meredith Almy
Harrison College of Pharmacy
Katherine Marlow
Harrison College of Pharmacy
Timothy Eller
College of Veterinary Medicine
Olivia Grigsby
College of Veterinary Medicine
Sujeong Kim
College of Veterinary Medicine
(For additional questions about the program, please contact JuWan D. Robinson at jdr0097@auburn.edu.)