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<h2>Grants and Fellowships</h2>
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Calls for applications for 2008-2009 grants.</h4>
<h3>Public Arts and Humanities Faculty Fellowship Program, 2008-2009</h3>
<h4>To support and advance cultural engagement in arts, humanities, and design at Michigan State University</h4>
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and Letters and MSU’s Office of University Outreach and Engagement, the Public
Humanities Collaborative will grant up to four 2008-2009 Public Arts and
Humanities Faculty Fellowships. Each Fellow will receive funds sufficient
for a course release (or equivalent buy-out, depending on appointment status)
in Spring Semester 2009 and support for professional development. These
competitively awarded fellowships establish and facilitate a model of faculty
development and collegiality that spans, connects, and strengthens rigorous
research, innovative teaching, community-based learning, and cultural work in
the public interest. <br />
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<p>For more information, please visit the <a href="../../../programsfellows.php">PAH Fellowship page</a>.</p>
<h3>Year of Arts and Culture Incentive Grants, 2007-2008</h3>
<h4>To support teaching, research, and outreach initiatives linking cultural disciplines and public policy</h4>
<p>Offered in collaboration with the College of Arts and Letters Office of Outreach and Engagement, these grants are intended as ‘seed money’ ($500) to support teaching, research, and outreach initiatives that explore links between the cultural disciplines and public policy. These incentive grants are part of the 2007-2008 Year of Arts and Culture, a university-wide effort to position arts and culture at the University as relevant, accessible components of academic and community life. Award recipients will be selected on the basis of the proposed project’s connection to public policymaking, its potential influence thereon, and its plan to evaluate the proposal’s impact on its targeted audience. For more information, please view the <a href="/Documents/PHCflyer-Incentive.pdf" target="_blank" title="Year of Arts and Culture Incentive Grants flyer, PDF opens in new window">Incentive Grants flyer (PDF - 70 KB)</a>. Application deadline: April 30, 2008. <span style="font-weight: bold;">Details about accepted projects coming soon.</span></p>
<h3>Faculty/Staff Travel Grants, 2007-2008</h3>
<h4>To promote and facilitate scholarly approaches to public engagement in the humanities</h4>
<p>Travel grants are offered to support academic travel with an outreach and engagement focus in public humanities work ($300 for faculty; $600 for faculty traveling with students). These grants support a limited number of proposals for travel to national conferences related to public engagement in arts and culture. Travel awards may support either individual faculty travel or travel that involves faculty and students. Expenses reimbursed may include registration, entry fees, transportation and other costs related to the travel. For more information, please view the <a href="/Documents/PHCFlyer-Travel.pdf" target="_blank" title="Faculty/Staff Travel Grants flyer, PDF opens in new window">Travel Grants flyer (PDF - 64 KB)</a>. Application deadline: April 30, 2008. <span style="font-weight: bold;">Details about accepted projects coming soon.</span></p><br />
Grants and Fellowships
Calls for applications for 2008-2009 grants.
Public Arts and Humanities Faculty Fellowship Program, 2008-2009
To support and advance cultural engagement in arts, humanities, and design at Michigan State University
In collaboration with the
College of
Arts
and Letters and MSU’s Office of University Outreach and Engagement, the Public
Humanities Collaborative will grant up to four 2008-2009 Public Arts and
Humanities Faculty Fellowships. Each Fellow will receive funds sufficient
for a course release (or equivalent buy-out, depending on appointment status)
in Spring Semester 2009 and support for professional development. These
competitively awarded fellowships establish and facilitate a model of faculty
development and collegiality that spans, connects, and strengthens rigorous
research, innovative teaching, community-based learning, and cultural work in
the public interest.
For more information, please visit the PAH Fellowship page.
Year of Arts and Culture Incentive Grants, 2007-2008
To support teaching, research, and outreach initiatives linking cultural disciplines and public policy
Offered in collaboration with the College of Arts and Letters Office of Outreach and Engagement, these grants are intended as ‘seed money’ ($500) to support teaching, research, and outreach initiatives that explore links between the cultural disciplines and public policy. These incentive grants are part of the 2007-2008 Year of Arts and Culture, a university-wide effort to position arts and culture at the University as relevant, accessible components of academic and community life. Award recipients will be selected on the basis of the proposed project’s connection to public policymaking, its potential influence thereon, and its plan to evaluate the proposal’s impact on its targeted audience. For more information, please view the Incentive Grants flyer (PDF - 70 KB). Application deadline: April 30, 2008. Details about accepted projects coming soon.
Faculty/Staff Travel Grants, 2007-2008
To promote and facilitate scholarly approaches to public engagement in the humanities
Travel grants are offered to support academic travel with an outreach and engagement focus in public humanities work ($300 for faculty; $600 for faculty traveling with students). These grants support a limited number of proposals for travel to national conferences related to public engagement in arts and culture. Travel awards may support either individual faculty travel or travel that involves faculty and students. Expenses reimbursed may include registration, entry fees, transportation and other costs related to the travel. For more information, please view the Travel Grants flyer (PDF - 64 KB). Application deadline: April 30, 2008. Details about accepted projects coming soon.
