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This is an additional element to the Individual Grant proposal not included in Assistantships and serves to explain how you will get everything you need for your project.
75 word maximum: Indicate the resources and materials needed for your project, and explain how you plan to acquire and make use of them.
Should some of this grant be disbursed to a faculty/departmental account?
Yes: (100 words maximum) Explain the need to transfer funds to a faculty/departmental account.
You are not required to spend any portion of your UROP funding on supplies or other expenses for your project, though you may do so. Even if your mentor is providing all the resources, you will need to explain (as best you can) what resources and materials are required for the project. You are not required to provide an itemized budget of project expenses.
CU Boulder has an expansive history engaging undergraduates in the research and creative life of the campus dating to the creation of UROP in 1986.
