Student Research Fellowship (SRF)
program information
Gilbert gving her final SRF presentation Aug 2012

The Student Research Fellowship is intended to promote collaborative research projects between faculty and students at Ferris State University in the summer months.

The program provides a focused and intensive research experience for the student by supporting 10 weeks of full time work.


Please join us to see the results from this summer's projects.

2013 SRF Symposium

Wednesday August 21, 2-4PMin IRC 120

Reception in IRC lobby (4-5PM) following the presentations.

For the student:

  • Stipend of $3500 for full time work over a ten week period.
  • The opportunity to explore a research question in depth.
  • The opportunity to work closely with a faculty member.
  • Experience preparing and giving a presentation to the University community.

 

 For the Faculty member:

  • Access to an initial $1000 supply budget to spend on consumables, equipment or travel to support the project.
  • An additional $500 of PDI funds to encourage travel to a meeting or continuation of the project after the report is submitted 
  • $1000 stipend for their participation in the project for each student they supervise (funded by your college)

 

Summer Research Fellows

2013

2012

2011

 

 

You tube videos:

Dr. James Hoerter and student researchers 2013

Dr. Paul Long and SRF fellows 2012