The FROST Academic Year Undergraduate Research Program is a quarter-long paid research experience. Fellows will be expected to work approximately 8 hours per week for the duration of a quarter. Frost fellows will receive an award of $875; this award goes directly to the student’s account in mid-November to offset tuition. Frost Academic Year Undergraduate Research Fellows will conduct research while working closely with their faculty mentor. It is expected that Fellows present their research at professional conferences and/or at the College of Science and Math Student Research Symposium.
Please click here to view all the research projects available.
For the application, please fill out the Google form found here.
The deadline to apply is November 2, 2020, by 11:59pm PT.
For Kinesiology majors, preferred qualifications for all projects are KINE 319 (Intro to Research Methods); however, this is not mandatory. For Public Health majors, preferred qualifications for all projects are HLTH/KINE 265 or HLTH/KINE 298; however, this is not mandatory. You can also apply for multiple projects. If you have questions about the different projects, contact the faculty member associated with that project. Other questions about the Frost Undergraduate Research Program can be directed to Dr. Ventura, who is the KPH Frost Program Coordinator: akventur@calpoly.edu.
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| Cal Poly alumnus William Frost and his wife, Linda, gave a CSU-record $110 million donation to Cal Poly's College of Science and Mathematics. The gift is among the largest ever given to public higher education in California. Credit: https://cosam.calpoly.edu/frost-fund |
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