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2008-2009 WREP Student Research Grants

Grant Requirements

All applicants for the Student Watershed Research Grants must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate degree program related to the field of watershed resources at Northern Arizona University.  Applicable degrees include Hydrology, Geology, Environmental Science, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Wastewater Management, Policy, Chemistry, Watershed Management, or another degree deemed acceptable by the WREP.

Funds may be used for salary, travel, equipment, analyses, or other resources necessary to complete proposed work. Funds may not be expended to purchase computers, vehicles, software, or other materials or supplies already available at NAU.

The applicant is expected to provide matching funding roughly equivalent to that requested of the WREP. Matching funds may include, but are not limited to:

1) External research funds providing materials, travel, or wages for the proposed project
2) Tuition paid for undergraduate or graduate research hours applied to the proposed project (for instance 485, 499, or 699 courses).

All proposed projects must be related to water supply, law, policy or management or water resources in one or more North Central Arizona watersheds.

In order to be considered for the award, all applicants must submit by the deadline:

1) A maximum three-page proposal that includes:
a. Project title
b. Problem statement
c. Stakeholder relevance
d. Study objectives
e. Study methods
f. Project deliverables and timetable
g. Anticipated benefits of study to stakeholders
h. Anticipated contribution of project to field of study
i. Project budget and explanation of matching funds
2) Transcripts (LOUIE printout is sufficient)
3) One letter of support from faculty supervisor of project
4) One letter of support from a watershed stakeholder

Proposal Review
The WREP Advisory Board will review the proposals and make recommendations to the WREP Director as to which proposals should be funded.

Funding Distribution
75% of the funds will be distributed at notice of award. Remaining funds will be distributed when satisfactory completion of the project is demonstrated to the WREP Director
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Watershed Research & Education Program
Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering
Northern Arizona University
PO Box 15600
Flagstaff, AZ 86011