Student Research and Creative Works Fund
Fuel Your Academic Journey
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Turn your innovative ideas into reality with financial support designed specifically for you!
Are you a passionate student with a groundbreaking research concept or creative vision? The School of Communication's Student Research and Creative Works Fund is your gateway to bringing these dreams to life! This exceptional opportunity provides crucial financial support for students embarking on scholarly research, tackling complex problems, and developing original artistic endeavors.
Why This Matters For Your Future
This fund directly connects your classroom learning with real-world application—the essence of experiential education. By participating, you'll:
- Gain hands-on experience that employers and graduate schools value
- Develop professional skills through practical application of your studies
- Build an impressive portfolio that showcases your unique abilities
- Connect with faculty mentors who can guide your professional development
Financial Support That Makes a Difference
Receive up to $1,500 for your project to cover extraordinary costs that might otherwise prevent you from pursuing your academic passions. These grants, available for one project, are specifically designed to support the unique elements of your work that go beyond standard program expenses.
This opportunity is open to all regularly admitted SOC students with a GPA of at least 2.5 (undergrad) or 3.0 (graduate) who are enrolled during the award semester.
How to Apply
- Develop your project idea with your supervising professor
- Complete the application with a detailed budget
- Submit by one of our upcoming deadlines:
- Friday, October 11, 2024
- Friday, November 8, 2024
- Friday, January 24, 2025
- Friday, February 14, 2025
- Friday, March 21, 2025
- Friday, June 20, 2025
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Share Your Success
As part of this enriching experience, you'll have the exciting opportunity to present your work at either the SOC Student Research Symposium or the SOC Creative Works Symposium—a fantastic addition to your resume and professional experience! Don't miss this chance to transform your academic journey through hands-on learning and discovery! For questions or application assistance, please contact the Assistant Dean of the SOC, Dr. Ashley Gisiger, at agisiger@LUC.edu. (Note: Students conducting research involving human subjects must provide documentation of university approval prior to receiving funds.)
Turn your innovative ideas into reality with financial support designed specifically for you!
Are you a passionate student with a groundbreaking research concept or creative vision? The School of Communication's Student Research and Creative Works Fund is your gateway to bringing these dreams to life! This exceptional opportunity provides crucial financial support for students embarking on scholarly research, tackling complex problems, and developing original artistic endeavors.
Why This Matters For Your Future
This fund directly connects your classroom learning with real-world application—the essence of experiential education. By participating, you'll:
- Gain hands-on experience that employers and graduate schools value
- Develop professional skills through practical application of your studies
- Build an impressive portfolio that showcases your unique abilities
- Connect with faculty mentors who can guide your professional development
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Share Your Success
As part of this enriching experience, you'll have the exciting opportunity to present your work at either the SOC Student Research Symposium or the SOC Creative Works Symposium—a fantastic addition to your resume and professional experience! Don't miss this chance to transform your academic journey through hands-on learning and discovery! For questions or application assistance, please contact the Assistant Dean of the SOC, Dr. Ashley Gisiger, at agisiger@LUC.edu. (Note: Students conducting research involving human subjects must provide documentation of university approval prior to receiving funds.)