Information about UGAR programs can be found in the program-specific sections below. If you are a current student and have questions about UGAR programs, click on the Make an appointment link to the left.
NOTE: Spring term deadlines remain unchanged at this point. However, summer funding will be dependent on College policies, which continue to evolve.
Application deadlines for UGAR programs. See program pages for additional information about application policies and procedures.
Read MorePart-time, paid research assistantships for sophomores and juniors. Students apply each term to begin research in the following term.
Read MorePart-time, paid research assistantships during junior year. Eligible sophomores apply for the program in the spring of sophomore year.
Read MoreFunding for full-time research with a Dartmouth faculty mentor during a leave term. Students apply each term for research in the following term.
Read MoreFunding for expenses directly related to senior honors thesis research. Students apply each term for research expenses that will be incurred in the following term.
Read MoreFunding for undergraduates to present research at national or international conferences and academic meetings. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Read MoreFunding for students to engage in a series of active learning activities that contribute to and complement their coursework. Students apply in the winter of sophomore year to be a Stamps Scholar as a junior and senior.
Read MoreSenior Fellowships are an alternative to a traditional major, and the program also provides funding for fellowship projects. Students apply in the the spring of junior year to be Senior Fellows during their senior year.
Read MoreThe MMUF program addresses the problem of underrepresentation in the academy at the level of college and university faculties. Students apply in the winter of sophomore year to be Fellows in junior and senior year.
Read MoreThe goal is to increase the number of underrepresented minorities at Dartmouth who pursue degrees and careers in STEM disciplines. Programs include research funding for the summer after first year, as well as a two-year fellowship program for juniors and seniors (apply in winter of sophomore year).
Read MoreGrants for students to work on projects at Shoals Marine Lab full time during the summer in marine biology, sustainability, earth sciences, or environmental engineering.
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