SUNY Oneonta Students Receive Grants to Conduct Summer Research

SUNY Oneonta students are getting firsthand experience in their fields of study this summer through research and creative projects on topics ranging from local lake water quality to a paleoanthropology field school abroad.

With guidance and support from faculty members, 20 SUNY Oneonta students are involved in a variety of new and continuing research and creative projects on and off campus through the university's Summer Research Fellowship Program.

The 2025 Summer Research Fellowship recipients receive financial support from University Advancement's Student Research and Creative Activity Grant Fund, with additional funding from the Office of Alumni Engagement. Students receive grants of up to $3,000 each, with a maximum of $6,000 for two or more students working together on a single project. In addition, students who must remain on campus for their research stay at SUNY Oneonta for free this summer.

"The summer fellowships provide students with a great opportunity to do concentrated, in-depth, faculty-led research and creative projects without sacrificing their ability to earn money at a time when so many students are home working summer jobs," said Audrey Porsche, associate director of scholarly activities.

The students will share their projects with the campus community during the Summer Research Fellowship Showcase on Tuesday, Sept. 22.

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