Over the years, dozens of UNH undergraduates have presented their research findings at conferences and professional meetings nationwide. If you are invited to present at an off-campus venue, you may apply to the Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research for a Research Presentation Grant. These grants support travel expenses and conference registration fees (not including meals, lodging, or trip insurance). Award amounts vary based on available funds, up to a maximum award of $600.
Eligibility
- Applicant must be enrolled as an undergraduate at UNH at the time of application; must be presenting on research conducted while an undergraduate at UNH; and must have received written notice of acceptance to present at an off-campus conference.
- First priority will be given to students who have not already received Research Presentation Grant funding within the same academic year.
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Typically, the Hamel Center does not provide funding more than once for the same project: e.g., presenting one project at two different conferences. Students are encouraged to continue to pursue their projects in novel directions before applying for a second round of Research Presentation Grant funding.
Application Deadline
Rolling deadline. Students are encouraged to submit their application promptly so that it can be reviewed and, if approved, travel arrangements can be made in a timely fashion. Applications must be submitted at least two weeks ahead of the conference attendance date. Awards will not be made retroactively for conference travel that has already taken place.
Application
Read the Application Guidelines before completing the application forms.
- Application Guidelines (complete instructions for the Research Presentation Grant application)
- Application Cover Sheet and Budget Form (for student to print and complete manually)
- Faculty Mentor Recommendation (student must complete and sign top portion of recommendation form; UNH mentor must complete bottom portion of form and attach letter; letter must be submitted with the Research Presentation Grant application in a sealed envelope)
Guidelines for applicants whose research was conducted with a non-UNH mentor