Internal SVSU Grants

SVSU Foundation Resource Grant Program
(Due Feb. 1 and Oct. 1)

  • All faculty and staff are eligible to apply for grant for projects enriching the educational experience of students.
  • Guidelines and Application Materials are available at www.svsu.edu/foundation/resource-grants.

 

Student Research & Creativity Institute
(Due October 30, 2009)

  • The purpose of the Institute is to support and promote outstanding and innovative student work in the arts, humanities, sciences, professional disciplines, and community service.  Students may submit written proposals as individuals or teams.
  • All Projects will require faculty or staff mentorship and supervision.
  • The application is available at www.svsu.edu/srci.

 

The Allen Foundation Student/Faculty Research Grant
(Due May 15, 2009)

  • The purpose of the grant is to support student/faculty research that addresses various health and nutritional issues facing the region from 6/01/09-8/31/09.
  • Grant Application Log-In
  • Guidelines

Sabbatical (Due Sep. 10, 2009)

Ruth and Ted Braun Fellowship Program (Due Sep. 15 yearly or next business day)

SVSU Faculty Research Grant (Nov. 15 yearly or next business day)

  • What this is for: Faculty Research is defined as research leading to publication or presentation. 
  • Who is eligible: Proposals are accepted from full-time faculty members on continuing appointment.
  • Faculty may apply for funds/release time.
  • Project Dates: July 1, 2010-June 30, 2011
  • Release Time: F10 or W11
  • Faculty who apply for this grant will be notified of approval status the end of January by the Office of Academic Affairs.
  • Grant Application Log-in
  • Application guidelines       pdf    Word
  • Final Report Cover Sheet
  • Electronic signature link for approval - Chairs and Deans
  • Committee member review link - For committee meeting date, please contact your Dean.

SVSU Professional Growth Grant (Nov. 15 yearly or next business day)

  • What this is for: Professional Growth encourages scholarly activities such as pursuit of advanced course work or a degree in the faculty member's own or new disciplines; retraining to develop a new specialty, such as computer programming; to learn a new research skill, such as oral history techniques; or to develop a new pedagogical skill, such as competency-based instruction.
  • Who is eligible: Proposals are accepted from full-time faculty members on continuing appointment.
  • Dates: July 1, 2010-June 30, 2011.
  • Faculty who apply for this grant will be notified of approval status the end of January by the Office of Academic Affairs.
  • Grant Application Log-in
  • Application guidelines       pdf    Word
  • Final Report Cover Sheet
  • Electronic signature link for approval - Chairs and Deans
  • Committee member review link - For committee meeting date, please contact your Dean.