Grant Development: Grants in Progress
SNC faculty and staff are continually seeking external funding for their research and projects. This web page will track all grantseeking activities. If you have any questions about specific grants please contact Sarah Ryan.
| Grants Applied for |
- December 14, 2012: Marcy O'Malley, Bringing Theory to Practice, funding for I HELP, Individual Holistic Experiential Learning Paradigm, $10,000
- March 13, 2013: Bridgit Martin, Great Lakes Community Investments, College Success grant program, funding for STAR program, $71,422
- March 14, 2013: Corday Goddard, Great Lakes Community Investments, College Success grant program, funding for retention, $144,505
- March 14, 2013: Sally Cubitt, National Endowment for the Humanities, Bridging Cultures Bookshelf, Let's Talk about It: Muslim Journeys, $3,500
- April 5, 2013: Dottie Stepien, College Board, Greenhouse Grants Program, Knight Scholars program, $5,000
- April 5, 2013: Dottie Stepien, College Board, Greenhouse Grants Program, Native American Recruitment Day, $5,000
- April 9, 2013: Tim Flood, National Science Foundation, Antarctic Research Program, research in Antarctica, $158,821
- April 17, 2013: Dan Robinson, Wisconsin Sea Grant, research and education on local legislator's knowledge of and engagement with Greak Lakes watershed issues, $108,437
- April 26, 2013: Mark Bockenhauer, National Geographic Education Foundation, funding for Wisconsin Geographic Alliance, $123,671
- April 30, 2013: Shan Bryan-Hanson, National Endowment for the Humanities, Preservation Assistance Grant, funding for preservation assessment, $6,000
- May 20, 2013: Erik Brekke, Research Corporation, Cottrell College Science Award, funding for physics research, $35,000
- May 24, 2013: Corday Goddard, Sarah Ryan, USA Funds, Key Transitions in Postsecondary Education Success, funding for retention, $567,680
- June 7, 2013: Mandy Nycz, Katie Trulley, Bringing Theory to Practice, funding for StrengthsQuest assessment for first-year students
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| Future Grants |
| In addition to the above grants which have already been submitted, faculty and staff have many other grant proposals in the pipeline. Below is a list of grants that are currently in progress. This list is subject to change. A grant may not be submitted at all or may be altered or submitted to a different funder. If you're interested in working on one of these proposals please contact Sarah Ryan. |
- June 15, 2013: Nancy Mathias, Bringing Theory to Practice, funding for Faculty Fellows for Community Engagement
- June 28, 2013: Barb Bloomer, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service, Health Care Innovation Awards, LOI, funding for health program
- July 11, 2013: Charley Jacobs, Wendy Scattergood, Dave Wegge, Joyce Foundation, LOI, research on judicial independence in Wisconsin
- July 18, 2013: Becky McKean, National Science Foundation, Geology and Paleobiology, funding for research
- August 1, 2013: Shan Bryan-Hanson, Wisconsin Humanities Council mini-grant, funding for public programs related to Pyle exhibit
- August 8, 2013: Yi-Lan Niu, National Endowment for the Arts, ArtWorks program, funding for performances
- September 15, 2013: Bringing Theory to Practice, funding for undergraduate research
- September 15, 2013: Jennifer Nissen, Bringing Theory to Practice, funding for TRIPS program
- September 15, 2013: Anthony Sigismondi, Bringing Theory to Practice, funding for information literacy
- September 26, 2013: Mark Glantz, National Endowment for the Humanities, Summer Stipend, funding for research on political communication
- September 26, 2013: Anna Herrman, National Endowment for the Humanities, Summer Stipend, funding for research on communication and body image
- November 15, 2013: Jennifer Nissen, Augustine Stewardship Fund, funding for TRIPS program
- March 1, 2014: Sarah Jones, International Primatological Society, Research Grants, funding for travel to conduct research
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Congratulations!
Grantseeking is an important form of scholarship. Even when funding is declined, the experience can often strengthen the project or research. External funding allows you to do work that you might not normally be able to do. Please congratulate your colleagues on their grantseeking activity.
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