The University Honors Program has grants available for students in need of funding to complete honors experiential learning projects. Grants are awarded for study abroad, service-learning, undergraduate research, creative arts projects, and more. Grants typically cover a portion of the project cost and not the entire cost.

Grants are also awarded to support travel to professional/academic conferences in which you are presenting.

Proposals requesting grants are accepted until funding has been exhausted for the academic year. You should submit your application as early as possible. Applications for retroactive grants (an application for a grant after the project has taken place or been completed) are not accepted.

Grants for Experiential Learning Projects

To apply for a grant for an honors experiential learning project, submit a proposal for your project that includes a budget. Be sure to pay special attention to the proposal review dates and deadlines.

To apply for a grant to support a study abroad program in which you are participating, please submit a proposal for a global studies experiential learning project and include a budget.

Grants for Presenting at a Conference

To apply for a grant to support your travel to an academic/professional conference in which you are presenting, submit the following:

• A copy of your presentation proposal (whatever you submitted in the conference’s presentation selection process). 
• A copy of your official notification that your presentation was accepted.  
• A detailed budget, including information about any other funding you have received.
• Current resume.

Submit all of the above information to Tricia Yee via email (tricia.yee@uc.edu) and copy your University Honors advisor. Please submit it all in one email. Requests for grants to present at an academic/professional conference may be submitted at any time.

Important Notice about Financial Aid

Grant funds are posted to a student's account as a scholarship and can affect the student’s financial aid. A student’s financial aid award could be adjusted as the result of receiving a scholarship. Students should contact OneStop to find out how a scholarship could affect his/her financial aid.

Students will see the funds posted on their accounts as the "Mary Rowe Moore Award."

Funds can only be posted to a student's account during a term in which a student is enrolled in classes. This requirement could delay the receipt of grant funds.

Students must have direct deposit set up on their account in order to receive the grant award in the most timely fashion.

If a student is awarded a grant but does not participate in or complete the program/project for which the grant was awarded for any reason, he/she will be required to reimburse University Honors for the full amount of the grant.

Questions?

Contact Tricia Yee at tricia.yee@uc.edu or 556-6236 with questions regarding the administration of the grant.  Contact your University Honors advisor with questions about to the experiential learning project proposal.