Research and Artistry 2023 internal grant competition open
The Research and Artistry 2023 competition is accepting applications through November 9, 2022. This annual internal grant competition provides funding support for faculty research, scholarship, and artistry activities. More information, including the 2023 request for proposals containing full details and application instructions is available on the Division of Research and Innovation Partnerships Research and Artistry website. Applications are due November 9, 2022. Tenure-track teaching and research faculty are eligible to apply.
2022 Outstanding Contributions to International Education Awards Nominations being accepted.
Nominations for the 2022 Outstanding Contributions to International Education Awards are now being accepted. Please consider nominating a colleague or student for one of these prestigious awards. More information about each award and the criteria and procedure for nomination is available by visiting the links below.
All awards share the same nomination deadline of Monday, Oct. 24, 2022. Award winners are announced at the International Recognition Reception.
Free NSF Virtual Grants Conference Nov. 14-17, 2022
The National Science Foundation (NSF) will host its free virtual grants conference Nov. 14-17, 2022.
New faculty, researchers, research administrators and staff who work with NSF grants are encouraged to attend. Highlights of the conference include:
- New programs and initiatives.
- NSF Directorate sessions.
- Future directions and strategies for national science policy.
- Proposal preparation and the merit review process.
- Award management topics.
Learn more about the conference and how to register by visiting the Sponsored Programs Administration Newsblog.
Funding for spring 2023 undergraduate research projects available.
Applications for spring 2023 Student Engagement Fund (SEF) and Research, Engagement and Academic Diversity (READ) Grant are currently being accepted and have a due date of Monday, Oct. 31. SEF and READ support projects that consist of undergraduate students working on faculty-mentored research, community-based projects and projects focused on social justice and diversity. Student and faculty submissions are considered.
Recipients of the funds are provided financial support of up to $2,500 for research related expenses including project supplies and conference registration (for the student). Additionally, students working on the project are eligible for up to $1,200 in compensation for their work as an undergraduate research assistant.
Open to all colleges! Visit OSEEL.niu.edu for more information and to apply.