Student Grants and Awards
The Office of Research and Graduate Studies offers funding for undergraduate and graduate scholars to conduct research and creative endeavors as well as showcase their work. The following forms must be submitted through DocuSign.
Contact Kara Owens at 989-774-1318 with questions or issues with submission.
Student funding
Undergraduate funding
Student Performance, Exhibition, Competition, or Presentation (PECP) Grant
- Student PECP Grant Guidelines
- Student PECP Grant Application (DocuSign) Preview Form (PDF)
Student Endeavors Grant
Undergraduate Summer Program for Arts & Research (SPAR) Grant
- Undergraduate SPAR Grant Guidelines
- Undergraduate SPAR Grant Application (DocuSign) Preview Form (PDF)
Graduate funding
Graduate Assistant (GA) Conference Grant
- GA Grant Guidelines
- GA Grant Application (DocuSign) Preview Form (PDF)
Student Performance, Exhibition, Competition, or Presentation (PECP) Grant
- Student PECP Grant Guidelines
- Student PECP Grant Application (DocuSign) Preview Form (PDF)
Student Endeavors Grant
Graduate Publication Grant
- Graduate Publication Grant Guidelines
- Graduate Publication Grant Application (DocuSign) Preview Form (PDF)
Graduate Summer Program for Arts & Research Grant
Student Creative and Research Endeavors Exhibition (SCREE)
SCREE is a celebration to honor students and provide them with the opportunity to share their research, scholarly, and creative endeavors with a professional audience and the university community at large.
Student awards
Outstanding Graduate Project Award
The Outstanding Graduate Project Award was established to recognize scholarly activity by graduate students and the contribution made by their faculty supervisors.
- Nomination Guidelines
- Nomination Form (DocuSign) Preview Form (PDF)
President and Provost Undergraduate Student Awards
The President and Provost student awards recognize outstanding undergraduate research or creative work, such as research presented at national or international meetings or published in the peer-reviewed literature, juried art exhibitions, etc. Although the faculty mentors play a major role in undergraduate research and creative activities, these awards recognize contributions made by the students to a project.
- Nomination Guidelines
- Nomination Form (DocuSign) Preview Form (PDF)