INTERNAL RESEARCH AWARDS
The University provides a variety of opportunities to full-time tenured and tenure track faculty in support of research projects. The Associate Academic Vice President for Academic Programs and Faculty Diversity serves ex officio as Chair of the Committee on Research and Service which oversees these awards.
For more information and submission guidelines, visit the Forms site and see also the announcement on the latest deadlines.
George Grauel Faculty Fellowship
This fellowship is available to support faculty research for either one full semester at full salary or one full year at half-salary. Proposals should either be primarily research-oriented for possible publication or devoted to other types of faculty development, such as visits to research-oriented universities or libraries, service-oriented activities, textbook or curriculum development, coursework in one's field, or other professional activities. A list of the latest Grauel awardees here.
Financial Assistance for Research
Small grants for financial assistance for the support of faculty research are available, either directly from the Chair of the Committee on Research & Service, or if they exceed $300, from the Committee on Research & Service. Requests may be submitted at any time during the year, but early application is encouraged.
Summer Research Fellowships
To provide support for faculty research during the summer, fellowships are available in two categories on a competitive basis to provide support for faculty research during the summer. The first category (A) provides a stipend for a summer research project on a full-time basis with the expectation of a submission to high quality, refereed journal or an equivalent standard of intellectual contribution. The second category (B) allows the faculty member to teach only one course during the summer sessions.
Note: Boler School of Business (BSOB) faculty should apply directly to the BSOB Dean.
Subvention Funds
Funds may be available to assist in publication of books and journal articles. Requests will be reviewed by the Committee on Research and Service in accordance with the Subvention Request Policy.
Student Research Funds
The University provides up to $250.00 to graduate and undergraduate students in support of their research projects. Funds are also available to cover conference fees for student presentations.
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