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All types of Undergraduate research are eligible for support, and all academic disciplines are encouraged to apply. In addition to the usual science, engineering and mathematics projects this program will support, for example, a philosophy major who is preparing a paper in the area of bioethics, or an art major who wants to sculpt a major project. Funds are provided for students to travel to conferences to present their accomplishments.
| Available Positions | 50 | ||
| Hours | 30 or more hours of credit towards their degree at the time of funding | ||
| Minimum GPA | 3.25 |
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| Mentor Award |
Student Must have faculty member agree to serve as mentor | ||
Up to 400 hours per year at $6.25 an hour
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| Length | One year. Students may compete for additional years, but no more than three years of funding for a student. | ||
| Period of Support | January 1st - October 31st | ||
| Residency | US. citizen or permanent residents. | ||
| Travel | $400 a year to attend a meeting of experts in the student's area of expertise. |
Tenured and tenure-track faculty members at all levels, including new faculty, are encouraged to apply. Temporary teachers, however, are not eligible. Mentor awards range up to $1000.
All Arkansas public or private institutions of higher education offering two or more years of college study are eligible.
Institutions are strongly encouraged to provide or obtain some type of match to the grant. Sources which can be accessed, in addition to existing university funds, include the federal government, non-profit agencies, private corporations, individual citizens, etc.
All proposals will be reviewed by the Scholars Undergraduate Research Committee. This committee is appointed by the ACPA is presided over by the chairman of the committee. Additional reviewers will be used for certain proposals at the discretion of the committee.