Long-Term Grants

Faculty Improvement Grants: Long-Term

Deadlines
Application due date and format to be announced at a later date. Please check back. The Research Grants Committee has proposed changes that need approval by the Faculty Senate and, if approved, will change the deadline and the application. Faculty will be notified if the changes are approved.

Spending Timelines
With limited exceptions, long-term grant awards must be spent during the next fiscal year (FY12), which will begin July 1, 2011 and end June 30, 2012. The March 18th round of grant applications gives the flexibility to start the project after the end of spring semester but before the start of the new fiscal year.

Supported Activities

Curriculum development
Writing
Study
- Work on a dissertation
- Pursuit of a terminal degree
- Study in current or new discipline
Travel projects

Activities must be longer than 14 days and can occur during one or both summer sessions or for up to 20 weeks when a faculty member is not otherwise working or teaching at the University.

To apply

Download the Long-term Grant application

Final Report: Please prepare and submit a final report to the Office of Sponsored Programs within two months of completing your long-term grant. Word | PDF

For More Information: If you have questions, please contact a member of the Faculty Research Grants Committee (Committees - Standing Committees).

Internal Grants

Faculty Improvement Grants: Long-Term

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Internal Grants Faculty Improvement Grants University Researchers Funds Saigo Excellence Funds Student Research Funds New Researcher Funds Other Home Site Map Faculty Improvement Grants: Long-Term Deadlines Application due date and format to be announced at a later date. Please check back. The Research Grants Committee has proposed changes that need approval by the Faculty Senate and, if approved, will change the deadline and the application. Faculty will be notified if the changes are approved. Spending Timelines With limited exceptions, long-term grant awards must be spent during the next fiscal year (FY12), which will begin July 1, 2011 and end June 30, 2012. The March 18th round of grant applications gives the flexibility to start the project after the end of spring semester but before the start of the new fiscal year. Supported Activities Curriculum development Writing Study Work on a dissertation Pursuit of a terminal degree Study in current or new discipline Travel projects Activities must be longer than 14 days and can occur during one or both summer sessions or for up to 20 weeks when a faculty member is not otherwise working or teaching at the University. To apply Download the Long-term Grant application Final Report: Please prepare and submit a final report to the Office of Sponsored Programs within two months of completing your long-term grant. Word \| PDF For More Information: If you have questions, please contact a member of the Faculty Research Grants Committee (Committees - Standing Committees).