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Stanford University Undergraduate Research and Independent Projects

Chappell Lougee Scholarship — Summer 2027

Stanford sophomores design and carry out full-time independent projects in the humanities, creative arts, or qualitative social sciences with faculty mentorship and graduate-student mentoring.

Application deadline12/01/2026

About this opportunity

Stanford sophomores design and carry out full-time independent projects in the humanities, creative arts, or qualitative social sciences with faculty mentorship and graduate-student mentoring.

Verified eligibility context

Application opens 10/01/2026; faculty mentor letter due 12/08/2026. Transfer students can qualify under specified Stanford-quarter and transfer-unit rules. Project location and travel support depend on the approved project/budget. The official Stanford page and linked grant portal were checked on October 1, 2026; the application opens October 1 and closes December 1.

Verified access features

PAIDTRANSFER FRIENDLY

Opportunity details

Research Area / Discipline
Humanities · Arts · Social Sciences · Interdisciplinary
Research Topics
Research Intensity
Not Specified by Program
Opportunity Type
Research Scholarship
Location
Varies — Stanford-sponsored independent project
Format
Not Specified
Duration
10 weeks; 35+ hours/week
Compensation
$8,800 scholarship; eligible students may receive a $1,500 need-based supplement.
Housing
No
Travel Support
Varies
Eligibility
Sophomore · Undergraduate
Citizenship Requirements
Not Specified
Prior Research Requirement
Not Specified
Application Requirements
Research/Creative Project Proposal · Faculty Mentor · Faculty Mentor Letter · project-specific compliance/support documents when applicable
Recommendation Letters
1
Published detail coverage
C · 74%
ORBIT Access Support
NR — fewer than 8 support dimensions verified

ORBIT provides opportunity information as an educational resource. Program requirements, deadlines, eligibility, funding, and availability may change. Students should verify all information with the official organization before applying. The ORBIT Access Support Grade reflects verified accessibility features; it does not measure program quality, prestige, or likelihood of acceptance.