The Student Research Awards annually recognize research conducted during a Master's, Ed.D., or Ph.D. program that significantly adds to the body of knowledge on academic advising. Applicants must be any current NACADA member who is completing or has recently (within one year) completed research at either the Master's level or at the Ed.D. or Ph.D. level that significantly adds to the body of knowledge on academic advising is eligible. A draft of your student research proposal is required. It may be in the format required by your institution for thesis and/or dissertation proposals, but it must include the following components: Title; Abstract; Statement of significance of study within the body of knowledge on advising; Definition of key terms; Statement of limitations of the study; Design of the study; Brief review of relevant literature; Preliminary or actual findings, including implications for advising practice; and Schedule for completing the study (if not already completed). You do not need to submit your entire dissertation. Only relevant pages or chapters are necessary. Please submit up to three letters of support and/or recommendation. Please visit the award's website for more information.