A competitive grant process funds a maximum of $500 per year to undergraduates who wish to conduct independent, scholarly or creative' projects. Each grant recipient will have a faculty sponsor to guide the grant recipient's scholarly or creative project. Student grant recipients receive a minimum of three hours of directed individual study academic credit for undertaking their research projects.

Grant Application

Call for Abstracts- Spring 2009 Scholars Transforming Academic Research Symposium


Grant applications are due on March 14th and October 17th of each year and grant recipients must submit their final projects by March 1st of the following year. In April of each year, the University of North Florida hosts a symposium in which the award recipients from the previous year present their finished projects. The UAEP also publishes the Osprey Journal of Ideas and Inquiry that includes the finished projects of all of the previous year's award recipients. Click here for links to the most recent Osprey Journal
publishings. Below are links to past publications.


We are fortunate at the University of North Florida to have dedicated faculty willing to collaborate with undergraduate student scholars on research and creative projects. Their commitment to one on one learning experiences, epitomizes the university’s claim: No one like you. No place like this. We would therefore like to invite undergraduates who have been fortunate enough to collaborate with a faculty mentor on a project to nominate their faculty mentor for the Mentor of the Year Award. Simply click on the link below and submit your nomination today. The deadline for nominations is February 27, 2009 at 5:00 p.m.


Mentor of the Year Nominations


Archives
Osprey Journal Vol. VI 2007 page
Osprey Journal Vol. V 2006 page
Osprey Journal Vol. IV 2005 page