- To be an undergraduate student, graduate student, faculty member, or staff member
- A project idea, an advisor, a budget, and an application
- To contact Emerson Andrews, Program Manager, 801-581-7510
There is a strong preference for EGG projects to be either on campus or directly associated with campus. There have been off-campus projects with university partners in the past. For more information, see past annual reports.
All grant applications require a university staff or faculty member as a sponsor or advisor. Many project ideas require collaboration with other departments on campus.
Yes, you are able to apply for additional grants as long as past grant contracts are fulfilled. Students who have been successful on previous projects have a higher likelihood for success on larger/more-complex projects
No, but some classes have EGG Fund projects built into their curriculum. You can also utilize EGG funding for course projects, capstones, thesis, and dissertations.
Grant applications are evaluated by a seven-person committee, called the EGG Fund Allocations Committee, comprised of a cross section of campus stakeholders that makes decisions for all grant awards over $1,000.
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