Whether you are looking for funding to get started on a research project or you are ready to submit a final project for recognition, FHSU offers a variety of support for your scholarly and creative activities.
Grant funds are intended to support best practices and to encourage faculty to work with undergraduate students on research activities that ultimately lead to publication or public presentation.
Faculty mentors should apply on behalf of the project through Info Ready.
Learn more about the Undergraduate Research Experience (URE) Grant here.
This prestigious award recognizes undergraduate students who exemplify scholarly activity through original thought, creativity, critical reasoning, analysis of research, translation of evidence into practice, and first-hand knowledge of how work is performed within a professional discipline Awardees receive $100, a recognition medal and a certificate.
Application details are found on Info Ready.
The winner receives a $1,000 cash award and has their work featured in the FHSU Scholars Repository. Additional details about the award are located on the Lynn Haggard Undergraduate Library Research Award website.
The purpose of K-INBRE is to strengthen the ability of Kansas researchers to compete for funds by developing investigators supported with cutting edge technology in scientific research. The program supports expanded biomedical research experiences for undergraduate students by providing funding opportunities for a variety of projects.
For more information, visit the K-INBRE website.
Contact
Office of Research
Picken Hall 306
600 Park Street
Hays, KS 67601
785-628-4236
research@fhsu.edu