Funding to help you research, explore and gain experience beyond the classroom.
Human Ecology offers grants and stipends that support students pursuing hands-on learning, from summer research with faculty to service projects, internships and more. Browse the opportunities below to learn what each one funds, who’s eligible and when to apply. Deadlines vary, so check back often as new opportunities are added.
Human Ecology undergraduates can apply for a $6,000 stipend to spend eight weeks doing full-time summer research with a Human Ecology faculty mentor.
Current Human Ecology students can apply for grants of $200 to $2,000 to fund research, service projects or honors theses that further the college’s mission to improve lives. The Human Ecology Alumni Association awards the grants each fall and spring.