In-depth/Long-term Grants support substantial, in-depth projects that normally span several semesters or the summer. Priority is given to projects that culminate in an honors thesis or some other capstone product demonstrating a focused and intellectually rigorous perspective on the topic of interest.  Students must be currently enrolled to apply.

• Reviewed by the Grant Review Sub-committee twice per semester
• $3500 budget limit
• Budget may include stipend

Regarding Stipends

• Grant budgets may include a stipend, provided that you engage in the equivalent of ten full-time weeks of research. The stipend can cover research work during the summer.
• If you are requesting a stipend, please list all significant time commitments (5+ hours per week) that you expect to maintain over the duration of your project including, for example, class and work schedules.

Refer to the Calendar of Events for Grant Deadlines

Dates listed are final deadlines for turning in your proposal to the Office of Undergraduate Research. Please turn in your grant proposal to the undergraduate research representative for your college (see link below to find your rep.) at least one week prior to the deadline in order for them to make suggestions and corrections and return it to you. This will give you the opportunity to make any necessary revision prior to the deadline.

•  Long-term Grant Application Form (pdf)
• Long-term Grant Application Form (Word)

Questions should be directed to Dr. John F. Cavitt (626-6172, or jcavitt@weber.edu).
Completed proposals are due in the Office of Undergraduate Research (Mail Code 2912, Library, Room 58) by 5:00 pm on the date indicated.