Congratulations to English majors Emma Horio and Isabella Durgin, recipients of the Library Prize for Undergraduate Research
Congratulations to English majors Emma Horio and Isabella Durgin, recipients of the Library Prize for Undergraduate Research. Emma Horio won 2nd prize in the Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences category. Isabella Durgin won 2nd prize in the Best Project Using Special Collections category.
During UCLA’s Undergraduate Research Week (May 20-24), the Library Prize for Undergraduate Research recognizes and honors excellence in undergraduate research at UCLA. This year, thirteen outstanding scholars are being recognized for their use of Library resources for a research paper or course project. Their submitted research will be hosted on eScholarship, the University of California’s open access publishing platform.
Winners of these ten prizes, spanning seven categories, are being revealed on the Library’s Facebook, X, and Instagram accounts throughout the week and will be celebrated at a Library program with their advisors and other special guests.
View the full list of winners here.
Pictured left to right: Emma Horio and Isabella Durgin.