The aim of the Thomas Jefferson Scholars Program is to provide an environment of fellowship and support, intellectual exchange, and fun. It is designed for students who are interested in both science and the humanistic disciplines, and who wish to explore the interaction between science and society. Students major in one of the biological or agricultural sciences and one of the humanities or social sciences. Successful graduates of the Program receive a degree from each College.

 

The Academic Program

How to Apply

Faculty Advisors


The Thomas Jefferson Scholars Program is the dual-degree program of the
College of Agriculture & Life Sciences
and the

College of Humanities & Social Sciences

 

 

 

Current Jeffersons

Officers

Calendar

Past Activities

Newsletter to Alumni

 

The Jeffersons Club is the student organization of the Jefferson Scholars. Its Constitution was written by the students, and it is run by elected officers. The group meets biweekly, and each year develops its own speakers programs, service projects, and various activities and trips.