· PhD, Master
· $1,000 to $5,000
· 15 March 2022
Proposals are sought for a wide range of research and scholarship projects, which include but are not limited to:
· Conducting international research and creative expression at home and abroad
· Addressing global issues in a regional context, including those in the Global South (broadly the regions of Latin America, Asia, Africa, and Oceania)
· Advancing new global-oriented knowledge in disciplinary and/or interdisciplinary contexts
· Implementing projects and programs in the global south and diverse cultural settings
· Exploring area studies, research, and scholarship on any geographical or cultural region
· Developing and testing global education that enhances equity, diversity, and inclusion
Eligibility
Review Criteria
The proposals are evaluated by a committee from across a variety of disciplines, so they should be accessible to non-specialists. Awards are based on merit, according to the following criteria:
· Implementing the research or scholarly project within time and budget proposed
· Quality of project within its context
· Appropriateness of proposed budget
Proposals can request funds to support, among other things:
· Research project expenses (e.g. acquiring data, supplies, materials)
· Development thesis, manuscripts, and publications
· Costs for development and hosting of a conference, workshop, speaker series (professional conference travel is not eligible under this award)
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Benefits
$1,000 to $5,000.
Application
Please include the title of the project without the name of the applicant(s) as this is a blind review.
· Abstract not exceeding 300 words
· Narrative not exceeding five pages, double spaced, 12 pt. (excluding references)
· Budget – including cost-sharing, departmental stipend, or other course development resources
· A short resume, not to exceed one page
· A one-page letter of recommendation from a faculty advisor
· Submit Application Materials