Deadline: April 5, 2024
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How to Write a Successful Grant Proposal:
Tuesday, March 26, 2:00 - 3:00 PM in Smith Hall 206
In-Person and Zoom
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Presenters:
- Dr. Julye Bidmead - Center for Undergraduate Excellence Director and Associate Professor - Religious Studies
- Dr. Kelli Fuery - Associate Professor - Creative and Cultural Industries
As a part of its commitment to scholarly, creative, and interdisciplinary work by students at Chapman University, the Center for Undergraduate Excellence invites proposals to the Undergraduate Scholarly/Creative Grant program.
Awards are intended to provide support for various faculty-mentored scholarly or creative projects conducted by students. Grants typically do not exceed $1000, but all reasonable proposals will be considered. Funds may be used for a number of purposes, including (but not limited to):
- The purchase of equipment, materials, or supplies directly related to the project.
- Facility rental, copyright fees, and other costs associated with creative productions.
- Non-material expenses directly related to the project, such as test subject remuneration, license fees, or external lab analyses.
- Travel expenses required to conduct the creative activity or scholarly research, such as working in an archive or collecting field data. If you're presenting research, see Travel Grants.
- Undergraduate Scholarly/Creative Grants are not to be used for salary or stipend.
Questions about this program can be sent to cue@chapman.edu.