The Office of Citizen Scholar Development offers several grants to students to fund research projects. You can learn about these opportunities below. Students should read the Policies for Grants to understand the expectations for applicants and awardees before applying to any of the below opportunities.
- Double Hoo Award
The Double Hoo supports between 10-15 pairs of undergraduate and graduate students pursuing research together each summer. The program is intended to build collaborative interactions between the undergraduate and graduate communities throughout the University. These collaborations provide opportunities for more advanced research by undergraduates and valuable mentoring experiences for graduate students. - Harrison Undergraduate Research Award
The Harrison funds outstanding undergraduate research projects to be carried out in the summer following application. - Kenan Award
The Kenan supports educational opportunities for students to conduct projects in the summer that increase public understanding of the Academical Village. - University Undergraduate Award for Arts Projects
The University Undergraduate Award for Arts Projects is intended to expand students’ opportunities for creative inquiry and showcase significant accomplishments in the arts. The program funds outstanding undergraduate projects in the arts to be carried out in the summer.