Grants & Sponsored Projects

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A number of awards are available only to WSU faculty and staff, academic and non-academic units, and students conducting faculty-sponsored research and creative projects.

 

 

 


 

ANNUAL COMPETITIONS
Lyceum Grants

Nov. 16, 2007

IFO PIF Awards Nov. 1, 2007 - FY08
March 14, 2008 - FY09
Administrative & Service Faculty PIF Awards Nov. 30, 2007 - FY08
June 5, 2008 - FY09
IFO Sabbaticals Oct. 16, 2007
Administrative & Service Faculty Sabbaticals Dec. 28, 2007
Travel Support for Undergraduate Student Research & Creative Presentations 30 days in advance
Undergraduate Student Research & Creative Projects

September 17, 2007
December 3, 2007
February 1, 2008
April 15, 2008

WSU Foundation Grants Sept. 17, 2007
Jan. 7, 2008
March 17, 2008

 

Lyceum Grants

The Lyceum Committee provides funds for a wide variety of cultural enrichment and educational activities open to the general public, including such events as lectures, readings, performances, concerts, residencies and film series presentations.  Suggestions for events are welcome from all members of the campus community.  Simply complete and submit a Lyceum Application Form.

Professional Improvement Funds (IFO)

IFO Professional Improvement Funds (PIF) support faculty pursuing professional development opportunities. WSU Regulation Number 3-11 sets forth the policies covering this program.  The policy may be found on the WSU Regulations web page.  Forms are available on the G&SP Forms of Interest to WSUians Page.   Contact the G&SP Office for hard copies.

Professional Improvement Funds (Administrative Service Faculty)

MSUAASF Professional Improvement Funds (PIF) support Administrative & Service Faculty pursuing professional improvement opportunities. WSU Regulation Number 3-16 sets forth the policies and procedures covering this program.  The policy may be found on the WSU Regulations web page. Forms are available on the G&SP Forms of Interest to WSUians Page.  Contact the G&SP Office for hard copies.

Sabbaticals - IFO

Sabbaticals support extended leave by faculty to undertake research, additional study, or related professional development activities. WSU Regulation 3-12 sets forth the policies and procedures covering this program.  The policy may be found on the WSU Regulations web page.  Forms are available on the G&SP Forms of Interest to WSUians Page.  Contact the G&SP Office for hard copies.

Sabbaticals - Administrative & Serice Faculty

Sabbaticals support extended leave by Administrative & Service Faculty employees to undertake research, additional study, or related professional development activities. WSU Regulation 3-17 sets forth the policies and procedures covering this program.  The policy may be found on the WSU Regulations web page.  Forms are available on the G&SP Forms of Interest to WSUians Page.  Contact the G&SP Office for hard copies.

Travel Support for Undergraduate Student Research and Creative Presentations

Travel Support for Undergraduate Student Research and Creative Presentations awards provide support for undergraduates who, selected through a competitive application and review process, are invited to make presentations at local, regional or national conferences. WSU Regulation 3-25 sets forth the policies covering this program.  The policy may be found on the WSU Regulations web page.  Forms are available on the G&SP Forms of Interest to WSUians Page.  Contact the G&SP Office for hard copies.

Undergraduate Research and Creative Projects

Undergraduate Student Research and Creative Projects grants are awarded through a competitive application process and provide support for full-time undergraduate students engaged in faculty-sponsored research and creative projects. WSU Regulation 3-22 sets forth the policy covering this program.  The policy may be found at WSU Regulations Forms are available on the G&SP Forms of Interest to WSUians Page.  Contact the G&SP Office for hard copies. 

WSU Foundation Grants

The WSU Foundation supports WSU faculty and staff special project grants according to the following priorities:

  1. Unique one-time projects that lead to activities which attract students or other persons to the university so as to enhance the image of WSU.

  2. Innovative research and/or curriculum development proposals that lead to new program development and which will have continued financial support from sources other than the Foundation.

  3. Applied regional research that leads to scholarly publication and a greater awareness of university service to the region.

  4. Travel to a conference or workshop to enhance expertise in a particular discipline or for the presentation of a paper.  Travel is not prohibited, but the budget may not permit funding.

Complete information, including deadlines and application forms, is available on the WSU Foundation Grant Procedures for Special Projects page.  

 

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