WHO CAN BE A HOST ORGANIZATION?
Any organization, small business or individual can propose a project for consideration. However, please keep in mind that your project must involve tangible benefits to the social, cultural, environmental and/or economic life of Haliburton County. The project also needs to be of educational value to students, making use of their university skills and training.
Host organizations and supervisors have certain responsibilities, as does U-Links and the student carrying out their project. Our Project Proposal Form is available online (by clicking here: projectproposal_17-18.doc), and we would be happy to help you if you require assistance.
We accept proposals at any time of year but prefer to have them in June so we have time to develop them before the next school semester starts in September. All proposals submitted to us are reviewed and may require a period of development before they are suitable for promotion and matching. Matching projects with students happens primarily in September and January, but can also occur during the summer months.
Once a proposal is submitted and approved by the U-Links staff, it is promoted to Trent students as a research project.
Feel free to contact U-Links with any questions that you may have - we're here to help!
Host organizations and supervisors have certain responsibilities, as does U-Links and the student carrying out their project. Our Project Proposal Form is available online (by clicking here: projectproposal_17-18.doc), and we would be happy to help you if you require assistance.
We accept proposals at any time of year but prefer to have them in June so we have time to develop them before the next school semester starts in September. All proposals submitted to us are reviewed and may require a period of development before they are suitable for promotion and matching. Matching projects with students happens primarily in September and January, but can also occur during the summer months.
Once a proposal is submitted and approved by the U-Links staff, it is promoted to Trent students as a research project.
Feel free to contact U-Links with any questions that you may have - we're here to help!
Along with doing projects through students at Trent University and the CBR course, we at U-Links also collaborate with community partners on local projects, just like the Garlic/Leek Moth and Nematode project with the Haliburton County Farmers' Market Association and the Haliburton County Garlic Growers Association.
