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Student Success Grants - College of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics
Student Success Grant Application Closed
The grant application is now closed. All available funds have been allocated.
Student Success Grants support students in covering the costs of attending professional development events that build skills, expand knowledge, and foster networking opportunities. Eligible activities may include, but are not limited to, participation in conferences, seminars, workshops, research projects, practical application projects, or publications.
Award amounts are granted as a reimbursement for actual travel expenses incurred. Please note: Expenses related to tuition, fees, or other costs associated with earning a 爆料社区 degree are not eligible for this program.
Funds are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis, while funds are available, and are intended to cover a portion, not all, of the allowable professional development expenses. Students may only receive one award as an undergraduate student (in order to extend the funds to many students). Group projects as well as individual projects may be funded.
Grant funds are not available for the purchase of any hardware, software, or equipment, organization memberships, or events or activities that have already occurred.
Requests for funding must be submitted two weeks in advance.
If the request is for travel, please review and complete one of the following:
- for use when student is traveling as part of a formal class trip ("field trip"). Per policy, field trip is defined as a university course-related, off-campus activity led by a faculty or staff member and designed to serve educational purposes. A field trip would include the gathering of data for research (such as at a geological or archaeological site), museum visit, participation in a conference or competition, or visits to an event or place of interest. The duration of a field trip may be a class period or longer, and could extend over multiple days. This definition does not apply to activities or placements in the context of a teacher preparation program, intercollegiate sports, or service-learning placements, all of which are governed by separate policy. Forms include: Student Code of Conduct, CSU approved Release of Liability including emergency contact.
- for use when student is traveling by air or non- car ground transportation (e.g., bus, train, trolley). Forms include: Student Code of Conduct, Air/ground Travel Release, CSU approved Release of Liability.