Montana Integrative Learning
Experience for Students
Experience for Students
Undergraduate students may apply for seed grants of up to $500 for activities related to initiating a research project. The grants are intended to support activities such as developing and implementing a short-term research project or gathering preliminary data with the intent that work supported by a seed grant will position a student to apply for more substantial and sustained support as a MILES Intern or MILES Fellow. Funds may be used for student wage (at the rate of $9/hr, up to 10 hours/week during the semester) and/or materials and supplies for research. Students who are awarded seed grants will also be invited to participate in the MILES Forum, a bi-weekly meeting of all MILES Interns and Fellows.
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Kim Forgione
Major:
Wildlife Biology
Year:
Senior
Lab Mentor:
Kerry Foresman
Proposal:
Anatomy of wild mink eyes.
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Funded by the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Any opinions, findings, conclusions or recommendations expressed in this publication are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute
