Faculty-Student Research

*NEW* Frost/Scanlon Research Award

The Frost/Scanlon Research Award supports promising research that investigates the application and impact of Scanlon EPIC Leadership Principles, Servant Leadership, or Innovation in organizational practice, within a wide range of organizational or social environments.  The goals of this program are to inspire new and creative thinking on these subjects, support the development of empirical research on these subjects, and provide students with practical experience with organizations in these subjects.

The award can take one of two formats:

• 12-week Program: (Up to $7,400) A student internship at a Scanlon Leadership Network company/organization followed by an intensive research project supervised by a Hope College faculty member.
• 8-week Program: (Up to $6,000) Collaborative research project between a Hope College faculty member and student (no internship involvement).

Complete details of this award, including requirements, eligability, and application process can be found here.

Frost Faculty-Student Research Grant

The work of Carl Frost has supported the concept of the mentoring process as a powerful tool for learning. The Frost Research Center awards grants to faculty who are interested in collaborating with students to conduct social science research. Support for this program comes from the President’s Fund for Frost Center Student-Faculty Research. Click here for more information about applying for a Faculty-Student Research Grant.

Faculty-Student Research Colloquia

Recipients of Faculty-Student Research grants are expected to present the findings of their collaboration at Faculty-Student Research Colloqia held throughout the academic year. A schedule of colloqia currently scheduled for this academic year is available here.

Student Opportunities

The Frost Center provides work and study opportunities for Hope Students.

External Funding

We suggest contacting Hope's Office of Sponsored Research Programs for assistance in securing external funding for your research.

• Requests for Proposals (Faculty-Student Research Grant)
  
  
• Colloquia
  
  
• Student Opportunities
  
  
• Grant Sources
  
  
• Data Sources