Idaho State University

• Academics
• Prospective Students
• Current Students
• Faculty & Staff
• Alumni & Visitors

 

• Office of Research
• Sponsored Programs
• Research Compliance
  • Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC)
  • Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC)
  • HIPAA
  • Human Subjects Committee (IRB)
  • Technical Safety Office (TSO)
• EPSCoR
  • DOE EPSCoR in Idaho
  • EPSCoR at ISU
• Internal Grant Committees
  • Faculty Research Committee (FRC)
  • Graduate Student Research and Scholarship Committee (GSRSC)
  • Humanities and Social Sciences Research Committee (HSSRC)
  • Undergraduate Research Committee (UgRC)
  • University Research Committee (URC)
• Personnel
• Research Centers and Institutes
• Research Coordinating Council (RCC)
• Research Policies and Procedures
• Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR)
• Faculty Research Interests
• Internal Grant Awards
• NIH Grant Workshop
• Molecular Core Research Facility (MCRF)

Undergraduate Research Committee (UgRC)

 

The primary purpose of the Undergraduate Research Committee is to promote research, scholarly, and creative activity of undergraduate students at Idaho State University. The committee will allocate such state and other funds as it has at its disposal to eligible individual undergraduate students and their faculty mentors for research, scholarly and creative activities.

 

• Call for Proposals Fall 2009 (pdf)(Posted 09/25/2009)


• Internal Research Grant Proposal General Guidelines (pdf)


• UgRC Specific Guidelines (pdf)
  • UgRC Proposal template (pdf)


• Area Representatives


• Committee Procedures and Policies in Evaluation of Proposals


• Committee Bylaws (pdf)(revised 5/1/2007)


• Compliance Committees


• Student Request for Travel Funds Form (pdf)
  • Travel grants are no longer available through the Undergraduate Student Research Committee. The Office of Research has travel funds for students (both undergraduate and graduate) to present research results and scholarly activities at conferences. An application form and eligilility guidelines can be found at this above link.

 

The Web Guide to Research for Undergraduates (WebGuru) provides useful
information on ten subjects related to a productive and rewarding
undergraduate research experience. For more information, see
http://www.webguru.neu.edu/index.php.