As a graduate candidate at FHSU, there are several ways for you to seek support and recognition for your scholarly pursuits, both internally and externally. Here are some great internal opportunities for you to explore.
The purpose of the Graduate Scholarly Experience (GSE) Grant Program is to engage graduate students with meaningful scholarly/creative/research activities. A total of $6000 in grant funding is available each fall and spring semester, with grant competitions launched early in each semester.
All current FHSU graduate students are eligible to apply for a grant up to $700, though approved projects may not receive the full amount of funding requested. Applications may be used for either consumable supplies for the proposed project or to help defray the costs of travel to present the results of your work.
To learn more, work with your graduate faculty advisor or see application details on Info Ready.
Every year, one graduate candidate is selected to receive with the Outstanding Thesis/Field Study Award. The award is presented during Spring Commencement.
Nominations are submitted by a graduate faculty member on behalf of the candidate and include:Nominations are solicited from faculty via email in early spring.
Every year, one graduate candidate is selected to receive the Outstanding Graduate Student Research and Creative Activity Award. Nominees must be a FHSU graduate student registered at the time of their nomination, have a program of study on file with the Graduate School, and have completed their research or creative work through their FHSU graduate program.
Nominations are submitted by a graduate faculty member on behalf of the candidate and include:Nominations are solicited from faculty via email in early spring.
Contact
Office of Research
Picken Hall 306
600 Park Street
Hays, KS 67601
785-628-4236
research@fhsu.edu