The Council of Independent Colleges has recently released its Humanities Research for the Public Good Grant Request for Proposals. This program provides funding to support undergraduate research projects that incorporate a public presentation of research findings. Proposed projects should make use of a significant archival, library, or museum collection held by a college or university, …
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Join us on Thursday 29 November 2018 at 3 pm in the Fried/Hemenway Auditorium for a Panel Discussion on National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) fellowships and grants. (Please note the date change.) The session is intended to provide an overview of the various programs offered by the NEH, how to construct a competitive application, …
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Are your research, scholarship, and/or teaching activities linked to global health or global health-related topics (i.e., food security, water access or filtration, etc.)? If so, please consider joining us for a Collaborative Opportunity Gathering (COG) on Tuesday 6 November 2018 at 11 am in Martha Miller 237. This event will serve two purposes. First, it will serve …
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Charlotte vanOyen-Witvliet, Professor of Psychology, recently received a three year, $343,445 award from Templeton Religion Trust to study accountability. Dr. vanOyen-Witvliet will collaborate with C. Stephen Evans, Byron R. Johnson, and Sung Joon Jang at Baylor University, which serves as the lead institution on the $2 million project. Researchers from Havard Medical School and the …
