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Faculty Undergraduate Student Engagement (FUSE)


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The Spring 2025 FUSE application portal is now closed.

Check back next semester to apply in the new cycle. 
 

Are you interested in research, travel and hands-on learning? Are you looking for a resume builder? Do you want to work with an expert in your field of study?

FUSE grants support undergraduate students' intellectual development by fostering active engagement in the areas of research, creative and scholarly activities, and/or artistic performances.

All undergraduate students in good academic standing who will reach at least sophomore status at the time of award may apply. FUSE is well-suited for sophomore and junior level undergraduates. 

 

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KATE Conference featuring WKU student Morgan Stansell

Student Spotlight: Morgan Stansell

Morgan, a FUSE recipient, was recently recognized at the KATE Conference at NKU. A member of the WKU Literacy Ambassadors and an Elementary Education major, Morgan explored the Impact of Community Engagement on Teacher Candidate Self-Efficacy and Ability to Provide Book Access. Her research examines how literacy-related community engagement influences teacher candidates' self-efficacy, their views on the impact of book access on students, and how sharing curated books with students shapes their perspectives on book access, literacy engagement, and text selection, with a particular focus on addressing "book deserts". Congratulations for this well-deserved recognition!


  

 


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