IUPUI Arts and Humanities Institute (IAHI) Collaboration Grant

About this opportunity

Campus:

IUPUI

Contact:

Alicia Gahimer,algahime@iupui.edu

Deadline:

March 31, 2023

Award cycle:

FY 2022-23

Funding available:

$15,000

The IAHI Collaboration Grant Program exists to support campus-wide attainment of excellence in research and creative activity in the arts, humanities, and qualitative social sciences. The program is intended to foster collaboration among scholars at IUPUI and beyond with intent of generating new peer-reviewed scholarship.

Eligibility

Eligible PIs

  • Tenured and tenure-track faculty, clinical faculty, and lecturers from all schools and units at IUPUI are eligible to apply as PIs.

Ineligible PIs

  • Visiting and associate faculty members and post-doctoral fellows are not eligible to serve as PIs. However, all IUPUI faculty are eligible to be participants on a grant proposal through collaboration with a PI who is an eligible member of the IUPUI faculty.

Funding

Allowed

  • up to $15,000 for support of a workshop/conference/symposium or event series that brings together scholars at IUPUI and beyond to create a new work (or series of works) that result in a peer-reviewed output. Outputs might include books, edited volumes, exhibitions, recordings, podcasts, etc.
  • Funding may be used to support travel costs, materials, space, honoraria, and more.

Not Allowed

  • Funds may not be used for salary or release time.

Application requirements

Proposal requirements

  • This grant is intended to support a broad range of research and creative activity in the arts and humanities as well as qualitative projects in the social sciences.
  • All grants are intended for support of research and creative activity, and not for support of teaching and/or service activities. Scholarship of teaching may be supported under this grant program if it has strong and clearly articulated research outcomes.
  • Projects will be limited to 12 months in duration.
  • Funds will not be granted for a project currently supported by another internal funding mechanism unless a case is made in justifying the complementary funding.
  • With the exception of the IAHI Summer Academy grant, an investigator may not serve as PI on more than one IAHI grant proposal in a given year.
  • A grant recipient may apply and receive this grant no sooner than six months after the completion of a previous Collaboration Grant.
  • Applications will be judged on the merit of the proposed research or creative activity, qualifications of the applicant, significance of the research to the field, the potential for additional external funding, and the project’s importance to the applicant’s future research plans.
  • Grant programs do not provide retroactive funding.

Application sections include

  • Applicant Information
  • Abstract
  • Research plan not to exceed five pages
  • References cited
  • Budget and justification
  • Biosketch not to exceed five pages, include funding history
  • Short memo of support from collaborators
  • IRB, IACUC, and/or IBC forms if applicable
  • Response to reviewer comments on prior proposal resubmissions