The purpose of Student-Mentor Collaboration Grants are to support students engagement in research, scholarship and creative activities. There are two categories of grants available: Scholarly Project and Professional Presentation Travel. Students must be working with a St. Cloud State faculty/staff mentor to apply and follow the eligibility, submission, and guidelines below. Incomplete or late applications will not be reviewed. Submissions to both student-mentor collaboration grant categories is strongly discouraged.
The purpose is to support academic research and creative activity by St. Cloud State undergraduate and graduate students under the direction of a St. Cloud State faculty/staff mentor.
Applicants may apply for up to $1,000 to support materials and supplies, travel to conduct research, and other reasonable needs directly associated with the research project.
Step 3: Click on the red "Apply Here" button to login to Wizehive using your StarID.
Step 4: Click on "Submit" to put forward your COMPLETE application for consideration. It must be submitted prior to the posted deadline above or it will not be considered.
Step 5: Once your completed application is electronically approved in Wizehive by your faculty mentor, your application will be distributed to a review panel for review and consideration. Please note that the review process takes time, so please be patient. Updates will be sent out as soon as the review process is concluded.
DISCLAIMER: Applicants are encouraged to submit their electronic application early to avoid potential access issues. Applications after the deadline will not be considered without official confirmation of campus-wide accessibility/technical outages. Previous versions of application forms will not be considered and will be returned without review.
The purpose is to support travel to present scholarly work by St. Cloud State undergraduate and graduate students under the direction of a St. Cloud State faculty/staff mentor at professional conferences.
Applicants accepted to present at a professional conference may apply for up to $500 to support registration fees and select travel expenses. While we strongly encourage group proposals, available funding will likely limit out-of-state travel to one person per group.
Estimated Project Budget
Step 2: Discuss your project and intent to apply with your faculty mentor as upon submission your proposal will be automatically routed to them for review and approval. Original work, authored by student applicant(s) is required and citations are mandatory when you incorporate research, words, ideas, data, or information that is not your own. All approvals (signatures) are facilitated electronically in Wizehive and applications will not be considered without all required approvals.
Step 3: Click on the red "Apply Here" button to login to Wizehive using your StarID.
Step 4: Click on "Submit" to put forward your COMPLETE application for consideration. It must be submitted prior to the posted deadline above or it will not be considered.
Step 5: Once your completed application is electronically approved in Wizehive by your faculty mentor, your application will be distributed to a review panel for review and consideration. Please note that the review process takes time, so please be patient. Updates will be sent out as soon as the review process is concluded.
DISCLAIMER: Applicants are encouraged to submit their electronic application early to avoid potential access issues. Applications after the deadline will not be considered without official confirmation of campus-wide accessibility/technical outages. Previous versions of application forms will not be considered and will be returned without review.