-Funds for Student Environmental Research –
Grades 9-11.

The Marjot Foundation supports environmental education at the public high school level. Each year we fund individuals or teams of high school students conducting an environmental research project. Projects may focus on any area of environmental research, and must be designed by the student applicant.
Applications will be accepted from public high school students, Grades 9– 11, for one-year projects. Total grant amount per project is $3000 ($1000 for the research student(s), $1000 for the project mentor and $1000 for required supplies).

Marjot awardees must present their research in progress to the board at mid-ear, and must compete in a state science fair in the spring/summer.

Please answer the following questions in sufficient detail that your project can be fairly evaluated, but be concise and keep your response to two pages.

2007 – 2008 Environmental Research Project

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2007 – 2008 Environmental Research Project

Goal                     What do you want to do?

Rationale             Why do you want to do this work?

Site                       Where will you do this work?

Methods               How will you do the work?

Planning              How long will it take to do the research?

Analysis               How will you analyze your data?

Mentor                 This may be your science teacher, a scientist at a state or federal laboratory or a scientist at an industrial laboratory.
Note that a letter of commitment from your mentor must accompany your application.