Faculty Undergraduate Student Engagement (FUSE)
Apply for FUSE
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 who will also support you as a mentor?
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.
Research Council Members for your respective College:
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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!