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Intro Questions Thank you for your interest in the Student Engagement Fund (SEF) program! Before beginning this application, please note that if you log out of the application, you must log back in on the same computer to pick up where you left off. Additionally, you will be required to upload the following documents at the end of the application. Please prepare these materials in advance so you can submit them with your application: Budget: SEF Budget Template Project Timeline Student-Faculty Contract: SEF Student-Faculty Contract Transcripts (students only) Reference Form (students only) Students, please have your faculty or staff reference complete the SEF Reference Form for your application to be considered complete. Letters of recommendation must be submitted by the application deadline. Please submit all materials as PDFs. Please note that only CLAS Faculty can apply for funding during the fall application cycle. Students can apply during the summer cycle. The application deadline for fall 2018 is April 22, 2018. If you have any questions, please contact the Student Engagement Fund Team at ugresearch@niu.edu. Have you ever applied for the Student Engagement Fund before? Yes (Please include the semester and year you applied below) https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 1/15

No Are you a student or a faculty member? Student Faculty Are you applying for Travel (to a conference, competition, class eld trip/activity, etc), a Research, Artistry, or Community Based Research Project, or an NIU Faculty-led Study Abroad/Away Program/Field School? Travel to conferences or competitions, group travel for class activity: Funding can cover travel expenses incurred by the students. Projects may be mentored by faculty or staff, as appropriate. Limited funding is available for non-clas applicants. NIU Faculty-led Study Abroad/Away Program/Field School (domestic or abroad): Only students may apply this semester. Funding can cover expenses incurred by the students participating in a study abroad or eld school program. Only College of Liberal Arts and Science (CLAS) students are eligible to apply for funding in this category for the spring application cycle. Extremely limited funding is available for non-clas applicants. Research, Artistry, or Community Based Research Project: Funding for undergraduate projects initiated by students or faculty to cover a student s compensation (hourly paid assistantship position) and project related expenses for equipment, software, travel, etc. Travel to Conferences or Competitions NIU Faculty-led Study Abroad/Away Programs and Field Schools (student only) Research, Artistry, or Community Based Research Project Faculty Contact Info Contact Information - Faculty Application https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 2/15

Contact Information - Faculty Application First Name Last Name NIU ID Email Address Department Department Chair Name Department Chair Email Student Information - If you have selected the student(s) that you will be working with next semester, please list their contact information below. If not, please skip this question. Student First Name Student Last Name Student Z-ID Major Student First Name Student Last Name Student Z-ID Major Student Contact Info Contact Information - Student Application Contact Information - Student Application First Name Last Name ZID NIU Email https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 3/15

Major College Additional Email Faculty Mentor Name Faculty Mentor Email Faculty Mentor Department/O ce When is your graduation month/year? Please note that students cannot graduate before completion of the semester they are applying for. What is you current NIU GPA? Research/Artistry/Community Based Research Project Information Research, Artistry, or Community Based Research Project Information You will now be directed to the application questions regarding research, artistry, and community based research projects. These projects cover the following: Mentored student research projects: Funding for undergraduate research projects initiated by students or faculty to cover a student s compensation (paid assistantship position) and research related expenses for equipment, software, travel, etc. Mentored community-based research projects: Funding for undergraduate communitybased research projects initiated by students or faculty to cover a student s compensation (paid assistantship position) and research related expenses for equipment, software, travel, etc. https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 4/15

Please read through the following information to determine which category your project falls under. Applicants that are able to clearly articulate their project type are more likely to receive funding. Research/Artistry Projects Main purpose is to contribute to the body of knowledge on a speci c topic Intends to serve the academic community Pursues the "truth" and "objectivity" Controlled by the researcher/artist Community Based Research Main purpose is to provide the community with tools and information to enact change Intends to serve the local and academic communities Pursues community empowerment and mutual learning Controlled by community members and researcher/artist For more information on how to determine the type of your project, please view the following PDF: Types of Research. Research/Artistry Project Community Based Research Project Project Title: Background Explain the present state of knowledge and understanding of the community you will be working with or in your eld of study, using proper citations when necessary. Provide the https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 5/15

background of the topic in an engaging manner (e.g., relate topic to reader, raise interesting questions, note topics importance in eld, etc.). Include descriptions of any partnering organizations. Make it clear why you want to do this project and why it needs to be undertaken to ll a gap in knowledge. If you are working with a nonpro t community or agency, please include their information below. Examples of these types of organizations include community based nonpro ts, FermiLab, Argonne National Laboratory, or other similar organizations. Name of Agency Agency Website Impact Explain the signi cance of your project as it contributes to the advancement of learning in your eld (i.e. the big picture) https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 6/15

Project Objectives Clearly and concisely state the problem/question(s) or creative concept(s) that will be addressed during the period of the proposed project. Methodology: Action Steps/Process Describe in clear and understandable terms your general plan of work in order to ful ll your stated objectives. Methodology: Expected Results What are your expected results or the expected range of results for your proposed project? https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 7/15

Final Product How do you plan for your project to be disseminated? Examples include poster, report, a publishable article or chapter, a performance, a policy recommendation, or other. Be as speci c as possible. Student Academic Experience Indicate how the proposed experience is expected to enhance your or your student's academic experience and future career. https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 8/15

Does this project tie into a speci c course? Yes (List course below) No Are you applying for compensation, reimbursement, or both? Compensation Reimbursement Travel to Conferences Travel to Conferences or Competitions You will now be directed to the application questions regarding travel to conferences or competitions. This covers the following: Travel to conferences or competitions, group travel for class activity: Funding can cover travel expenses incurred by the students. Projects may be mentored by faculty or staff, as appropriate. (All College of Liberal Arts and Science (CLAS) undergraduates and faculty are eligible to apply for funding in this category. Limited funding is available for non-clas applicants. Faculty is encouraged to apply for funding on behalf of students to be used for group travel expenses and student expenses for conferences and competitions.) Conference Information Sponsoring Agency Conference Title Conference Website Conference Location (city, state) Conference Start Date (Month/Day/Year) Conference End Date (Month/Day/Year) https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 9/15

If this is a professional meeting, is it: State Regional National International What would be the student's role in the conference? Presenter Organizer Participant Volunteer Presentation Title: Describe what you want to achieve from this experience? Will student be employed at NIU at time of travel? Yes No https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 10/15

Study Abroad NIU Faculty-led Study Abroad/Away Programs and Field Schools You will now be directed to the application questions regarding study abroad/away programs. This covers the following: NIU faculty-led study abroad programs and field schools (domestic and abroad): Funding can cover expenses incurred by the students participating in a study abroad program. (All College of Liberal Arts and Science (CLAS) undergraduate students are eligible to apply for funding in this category. Extremely limited funding is available for non-clas applicants.) Student Academic Experience Indicate how the proposed experience is expected to enhance your academic experience and future career. Describe what you want to achieve from this experience: https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 11/15

Final Product How do you plan for your project to be disseminated? Examples include poster, report, a publishable article or chapter, a performance, a policy recommendation, or other. Be as speci c as possible. For already subsidized study abroad programs, how will additional funding further enhance the study abroad experience? https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 12/15

Program/Trip/Project Information Title of program/trip/project: Destination (include address): Start date of trip (Month/Day/Year): End date of trip (Month/Day/Year): Anticipated project completion date (Month/Day/Year): Additional Documents Please submit all materials as PDFs. Download and submit the budget template, available here: SEF Budget Template All applicants are required to submit an itemized budget when completing the SEF application whether you are applying for reimbursement, compensation, funding for conference travel/study abroad, or a combination of the three. Each category requires a separate budget. Any budget submission that is not completed using the provided template will not be considered.it is important that applicants are as speci c as possible when submitting their budget, including the following information: Description of item (including the cost and quantity) Justi cation of why the item is essential for the project s success Compensation applicants- describe the amount of hours you plan to engage in research per week Distinguish if the purchase will be made by the student or the Department Items purchased by the student directly- examples include: travel, hotel, poster printing, registration for a conference, training cost, food, program cost for study abroad, etc. Items purchased by the department (these will require NIU property tag with a few exceptions) - examples include: group travel, software, hardware, other equipment, books, lab safety gear, and data storage. https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 13/15

Reimbursement awards will range from $250 to $2500. Eligible expenses include (but are not limited to): Conference registration fees Travel expenses (excluding local transportation) Materials and supplies speci c to the project Direct project expenses (e.g. copying, mailing surveys, etc.) NOTE: For Travel and Study Abroad/Away applications, the budget MUST include: mileage, airfare, hotel/lodging, registration fees, per diem costs, and any miscellaneou Upload a detailed timeline of your proposed project. Download and submit the Student Faculty Contract, available here: SEF Student-Faculty Contract. Faculty, if you have a student selected for your project, please submit this as well. STUDENTS ONLY: Upload your uno cial transcripts. Students, please have your faculty or staff reference complete the SEF Reference Form for your application to be considered complete. Letters of recommendation must be submitted by the application deadline. https://niu.az1.qualtrics.com/controlpanel/ajax.php?action=getsurveyprintpreview 14/15

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