For current participants

Students are required to submit an end of term form by the last day of exams. The form includes the following:

• Confirmation that you fulfilled the requirements of the grant
• Research summary (100-250 words for each of the following)
  • Summary of the project, progress and conclusions
  • What you gained from engaging in the research (e.g. interaction with your faculty mentor, insights into a field of study, contribution to your academic and/or career goals)
  • How the grant funding helped you accomplish the research
• Evaluation of the research experience

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENT

• Students who were awarded funding from the Mellam Family Foundation are required to present a poster at the Karen E. Wetterhahn Science Symposium in May. See the instructions for designing and printing a poster. Students will then email the PDF of their poster to Undergraduate Research, and the PDF will be shared with the Mellam Family Foundation.

Consider submitting a 3 minute video about your research for a chance to win cash prizes! Short videos are a great way for you to share your research with the broader Dartmouth community. The MAD (Made At Dartmouth) Research Video Competition is jointly sponsored by UGR and the Jones Media Center (JMC) in Baker-Berry Library. Check out the website for information about the competition and deadlines.

The Jones Media Center can help with your video by providing loaner equipment as well as tips and advice about shooting footage and editing your video.