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Elon University Undergraduate
Research Program: http://www.elon.edu/urp/.
Most students are looking for
scholarships for undergraduate or
graduate school. Please contact your guidance counselor,
your advisor, the Financial Aid Office on your campus or
search on the Internet for
"Scholarships."
The Foundation Center is one of the
best sources for information about private foundations.
See http://www.foundationcenter.org.
Check out their SearchZone.
Federal government funding information:
The Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance allows you to
search on a particular topic, view what various federal
agencies have to offer, and offers proposal writing tips:
http://12.46.245.173/cfda/cfda.html.
National Fellowships for Graduate Study:
http://www.elon.edu/e-web/academics/honors/natlfellowships/links.xhtml
Faculty and others on campus may also search for funding
opportunities via two services to which we subscribe. You
must access from a UR campus computer:
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The S
ponsored Programs Information
Network (SPIN) offers thousands of funding
sources; search using key words pertinent to your
interests, as well as using other criteria. Go to http://www.infoed.org/.
Click on AccessInfo.Office and SPIN
then enter username: elon_spin and password: elon123.
Use advanced searching and select
“undergraduate” under “applicant
type.”
Belk Library:
Many resources on grants and proposal writing are
available in Belk Library. You should
look for such publications as The Foundation
Directory, North Carolina Giving,
Foundation Grants to Individuals, and other
publications related to grants. For more information see
a Librarian at the Information Desk or access the Belk
Catalog (subject terms: grants-in-aid and proposal
writing for grants).
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