Undergraduate Research and Creative Academic Year Grants

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Undergraduate Research and Creative Academic Year Grants

With an appreciation and understanding of the impact of undergraduate research on student success, the Center for Engaged Learning, is pleased to announce a competitive grants program to support undergraduate scholarly research, creative and/or artistic work during the academic year.

The Benefits of Undergraduate Research
Students who participate in undergraduate research:

  • develop a one-on-one mentoring relationship with a Providence College faculty member;
  • engage in the creation of new knowledge and apply that knowledge to the real-world;
  • acquire a deeper understanding of their respective academic discipline;
  • enhance critical skills in communication, independent thinking, creativity and problem-solving, and;
  • enhance academic credentials to support applications for scholarships, awards, career employment and entry into graduate and professional schools.

More Information
Please email undergraduate.research@providence.edu if you have any questions about this program.

Dr. Jennifer Van Reet

Director of the Center for Engaged Learning
Professor of Psychology

Library 211
401.865.1824
jvanreet@providence.edu

Amy Goggin

Assistant Director of the Center for Engaged Learning

Library 212
401.865.1834
agoggin@providence.edu