Library Cash Prize | 2025 Undergraduate Project Awards
by Jacob Smit on 2025-05-09T16:45:00-07:00 | 0 Comments
Did you or a group of you use the Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons to complete a research or creative project? If so, apply to be considered for a cash prize!
The Undergraduate Project Award is given by the Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons for completed undergraduate student projects. The awards emphasize the use and impact of the Lemieux Library and McGoldrick Learning Commons and reflection on student growth as a scholar, researcher, or creative.
The awards:
- Winner (Individual): $500
- Honor (Individual): $250
- Honor (Individual): $250
- Winner (Group): $1000
A few details:
- Projects completed this academic year are eligible
- We are accepting individual and group projects
- We are accepting only completed projects
- All projects require an SU faculty to sign off on the project
Apply by 11:59pm on May 18, 2025. More information on how to apply and FAQs are available on the Undergraduate Project Awards website (scholarworks.seattleu.edu/ura).
For questions, contact Yen Tran at yentran@seattleu.edu.
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