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CNS students encouraged to apply for thesis/project funding
September 1, 2005
MSU COLLEGE OF NURSING CNS GRADUATE STUDENT THESIS /
PROJECT AWARDS
Purpose To provide financial support for CNS students
completing a thesis or professional project.
Requirements A Montana State University College of Nursing
CNS graduate student conducting a thesis or professional project
is eligible to apply.
Application Process For consideration, proposals are to be
submitted to the Ms. Susan Clack, MSU Bozeman College of Nursing
Office of Research and Scholarship (203 Sherrick Hall 994-2783).
The written proposal should be no more than 2 pages (can be
single spaced) and contain: A brief summary of the
project (aim, statement of significance, conceptual framework,
method, data analysis) Proposed timeline of the project
Perceived outcome(s) of the project Plans to
disperse information gained from project A brief
paragraph on yourself (including where you are from, how far
along you are in school, and your future plans after graduation.
Attach to the proposal: Proposed budget and brief budget
justification 2 supporting letters from faculty: one
letter from your thesis / project committee chairperson and one
letter from a faculty member of your choice addressing the merit
of the research / project and your ability to complete the
project as planned Applicants are encouraged to submit
for funding during any phase of their research process.
Deadline September 1, 2005: Call for proposals
November 1, 2005: Deadline for applications December 1, 2005:
Notification of funding January 1, 2006: Funding begins
(funding period is one year
Selection Process The Clinical Nurse Specialist Project
Directors or their designee will review the proposals and select
up to two recipients. The recipients will be notified of funding
no later than December 1, 2005.
Follow-up At the end of the funding period, the recipient
will provide: 1) A written report discussing how the money was
utilized, the status of the project, and outcomes. 2) An abstract
for posting on the CONORS webpage and the publication, Notes on
Nursing Research.
Award Amount Two awards up to $350 each for one year.
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