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Students considering an application for A&S Summer Research are strongly urged to meet with their faculty member to discuss their research plans before submitting an application. 

Once students have consulted with their faculty member, please complete the application at the link provided above.

Within the application, applicants may indicate whether their proposal is for an individual project or one that is part of a research team.   All applicants, regardless of whether they are part of a team or applying as an individual, will need to answer the questions included in this A&S Summer Research application.

Complete the application at the link provided above. See application instructions at the top of this page.  Applications must include the following:

• Review the Chaplaincy Summer Internship supplement PDF or download the Word Document prior typing your responses directly in the UR Summer Fellowship application.
• Résumé
• A URSF Recommendation Form to be completed on your behalf by a faculty member with whom you have taken a course.
• A URSF Recommendation Form to be completed on your behalf by a religious or spiritual leader from your tradition who can speak to your spiritual or religious commitments. 
• Complete the online module available on Blackboard.

Complete the application at the link provided above. Please refer to the Civic Fellowship Supplement or the word document to see the questions in the application. There is a section of the application that must be completed in consultation with your faculty mentor.

Applications must include the following:

• Answers to all the questions in the application
• Résumé
• BannerWeb unofficial transcript
• A URSF Recommendation form (found at the end of the application), from a faculty member familiar with your academic work. In most cases, this will be your faculty mentor. However, if you have not taken a class with your mentor, please request your recommendation from a faculty member from whom you have taken a class.
• Complete the online module available on Blackboard.

Complete the application at the link provided above. See instructions at the top of this page.  Applications must include the following:

• Review the Jepson Summer Research Grant supplement or Word Document and then submit your responses directly into the UR Summer Fellowship application
• Letter of recommendation from your faculty mentor.  Your mentor will receive an e-mail prompting them to add their recommendation to your application.

Complete the application at the link provided above. See application instructions at the top of this page.  Applications must include the following:

• Review the Burrus Fellowship supplement or Word Document and then type your responses directly in the UR Summer Fellowship application
• Complete the online module that is available on Blackboard
• Résumé 
• If you are applying for a Weinstein Grant, a URSF recommendation form must be submitted on your behalf.

Complete the application at the link provided above. See application instructions at the top of this page.  Applications must include the following:

• Review the Spider Internship Fund supplement PDF or Word Document and submit your responses directly into the UR Summer Fellowship application
• Complete the online module available on Blackboard.
• Résumé
• URSF Recommendation Form completed on your behalf. 

Complete the application at the link provided above. See instructions at the top of this page.  Applications must include the following:

• Review the Robins School of Business Research Fellowship supplement PDF or this Word Document and then enter your responses directly into the UR Summer Fellowship application
• Letter of recommendation from your faculty mentor. Your mentor will receive an e-mail prompting them to add their recommendation to your application.
• Unofficial transcript

The Center for Global Engagement offers merit-based grants of up to $1,000 toward the cost of airfare for specific summer international URSF experiences. These grants are intended to foster and support a wide range of innovative ideas and activities that will enrich applicants’ knowledge and appreciation of other cultures, contribute to the international identity of the University of Richmond, and productively engage the community and organization where the project will be located.

Grants will be awarded for students approved for research funding and for internships as part of the 4 UR-Affiliated summer international internships (Indonesia, Chile, Kosovo, and Southwark, UK).  Students must apply and be approved for a URSF program in order to be eligible to receive a Weinstein Grant. The Weinstein Grant can only be awarded for the same experience for which the student was awarded a fellowship. 

It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that their intended travel location follows the University’s travel policy.  Proposed travel to countries with a US Department of State Travel Advisory Level 3 requires a travel petition and approval at least four weeks prior to planned travel. UR policy prohibits travel to countries with a Department of State travel advisory level 4. If a petition is required, students will be contacted by the Center for Global Engagement; funding for projects to level 3 countries is contingent upon approval of the petition. For further information, contact the Center for Global Engagement.

Weinstein Grant applicants should answer the appropriate questions on the URSF application to be considered for the award.

You may review the Weinstein Grant supplement or access a word version prior to applying. 

Weinstein Grant applicants must submit the following at the URSF application link above:

• At least one application to a UR Summer Fellowship program
• Your unofficial transcript submitted as part of the URSF application will also be considered.