Artificial Intelligence Scholars
Undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing AI-related research with a UF faculty member are invited to apply for the AI Scholars Program through the Center for Undergraduate Research. The center manages the successful University Scholars Program that introduces UF undergraduates to partnerships with faculty in research endeavors across campus. Artificial intelligence is ubiquitous in the world around us, from voice-activated devices to autonomous vehicles; thus, there is a wealth of research potential in every UF department.
Twenty AI Scholars will be named to join at least 200 other students who are participating in the University Scholars Program who will be undertaking a research project under the guidance of a faculty researcher.
Scholars are selected to participate through a competitive process, which occurs in the spring. Students may apply to the AI Scholar Program without having first identified a faculty mentor; however, applications with AI faculty support are considered more competitive.
Eligibility
- Applications have closed for this year
Congratulations to the 2024-2025 AI Scholars
Name | College |
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Joseph Alberto | College of Pharmacy |
Rey Audrel Zeth Arcenas | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences |
Joseph Benjamin | College of Agricultural and Life Sciences |
Devon Borg | College of Medicine |
Cameron Brown | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Carolina Calonge | College of Health and Human Performance |
Alejandra Casillas | College of Education |
Qiaowen Chen | College of Agricultural and Life Sciences |
Jason Chen | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Angie Cordova | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences |
Simon Correa Rigonato | College of Agricultural and Life Sciences |
Anjli Deven | College of Dentistry |
Reese Domond | College of Agricultural and Life Sciences |
Soma Elefánti | Florida Museum |
Jacques Fleischer | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Gebril Fradj | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences |
Rohun Gargya | College of Medicine |
Patrick Gawienczuk | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences |
Sofia Gonzalez | College of Public Health and Health Professions |
Adrian Gonzalez Socorro | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences |
William Haxton | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Alisha Jithesh | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences |
Vicky Jung | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences |
Ashley Kung | College of Health and Human Performance |
Matheus Kunzler Maldaner | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Simran Lamba | College of Medicine |
Amy Lazarte | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Abigail Lin | College of Agricultural and Life Sciences |
Matthew Mapa | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Natalia Maya | College of Pharmacy |
Alexander Newman | College of Medicine |
Lauren Nunag | College of Design, Construction and Planning |
Ayana Price | College of Agricultural and Life Sciences |
Sergio Ray | College of Veterinary Medicine |
Max Ross | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Sierra Sanne | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences |
Megan Shein | Warrington College of Business |
Amanda Smith | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Carson Sobolewski | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Lucja Stawikowska | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Zoe Struk | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Luke Sutor | College of the Arts |
Dylan Tan | Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering |
Avery Teman | College of Medicine |
Aniruth Venkedesh | College of Medicine |
Rachel Warren | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences |
Aidan Winney | College of Liberal Arts and Sciences |
Elizabeth Wright | College of Medicine |
Kelly Yuan | College of Agricultural and Life Sciences |
Quinn Yuan | College of Medicine |