Student Resources
The Office of Research, Sponsored Programs and Grants (ORSPG) is committed to supporting students along their scholarly journey. To this end, we directly administer the CGU Dissertation Fellowship and we collaborate with the Transdisciplinary Studies Program and the CGU Center for Writing & Rhetoric on other student research awards and programs.
See below for programs and resources geared toward student needs.
Begin your dissertation fellowship application here. Find recorded dissertation award information sessions and past examples of dissertation and thesis projects.
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The TSP administers a number of award programs providing students at different stages of their academic careers with funding to support their research activities. These include the Coursework Conversion Award, Crossing Boundaries Research Award (Masters Students), Crossing Boundaries Research Award (Doctoral Students), and the Transdisciplinary DIssertation Fellowship.
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Q&A Session for Crossing Boundaries Application
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Q&A Session for Crossing Boundaries Application
The Student Grant & Award Initiative is a new program to support student grant writing and fellowship applications at CGU. We offer students specific awards geared towards their needs as well as provide consultations to support students in the application process.
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External Funding List
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External Funding List
CGU offers resources to support students interested in applying to be a Fulbright scholar. The Fulbright Program hosts webinars with one-on-one consultations with former Fulbright recipients to aid students along the application journey.
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This Program provides CGU graduate students with the opportunity to gain valuable experience as academic leaders and mentors. Fellows will serve as tutors and teachers in The Webb School’s academic program. This fellowship aims to support Webb students’ academic success and provide them with access to emerging scholars while providing valuable experience for CGU students exploring careers in education, academic research, nonprofit work and related fields. Fellows will gain teaching experience, leadership skills and build their network to help advance their professional goals. Fellows will work under our Director of Studies who will assign work appropriate to the roles outlined below.
Lab Fellows
- Lead one-on-one or small group tutoring sessions in humanities, math or science during Webb’s evening lab program, between 7 and 9 pm on designated nights twice per week
- Identify students’ strengths and areas for growth to tailor instruction to their individual needs
- Assist students with evening study, including providing constructive feedback on academic work and mentoring in skill development
- Communicate with Webb faculty and staff about student work and engagement
- Supervise academic spaces in keeping with Webb’s code of conduct
Research Fellows
- Collaborate with Webb faculty to provide research support in designated areas, both to support curriculum development and student project development
- Work with Webb students developing advanced research projects
- Connect Webb students to local institutions, such as research libraries, museums and industry resources, to help develop their projects
- Help coordinate Webb student access to local resources, including arranging and chaperoning field study experiences
- Supervise students in keeping with Webb’s code of conduct
To be eligible for this fellowship, applicants must meet the following requirements:
- Current enrollment in a CGU graduate program
- Strong skills and knowledge in an area of study
- Enthusiasm for working with high school students
- Demonstrated leadership and collaboration skills
- Effective communication, critical thinking and problem-solving skills
- Commitment to the program through the academic year
- Ability to work approximately 5 hours per week when Webb is in session.
Interested applicants should submit the inquiry form and send an original cover letter, CV and list of three references to Professor Joshua Goode at Joshua.goode@cgu.edu.