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Search Previously Awarded Grants
As you plan a grant project, build on what has already been accomplished. Search our online database of awarded grants and contact the directors of previous projects so that you can learn from their successes and challenges.
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Overview The Wabash Center provides funds for projects that enhance teaching and learning in the fields of religion or theology. It seeks to fund:• projects that improve the practical application of teaching and learning methods • projects that create supportive environments for teachers • projects that promote a sustained conversation about pedagogy A grant project might involve a meeting of scholars from different schools, regions, denominations, or subject areas. A grant project might focus on a topic such as syllabi, teaching strategies, student learning styles, articulating outcomes and objectives, assessment, teaching as a vocation, teaching cultures, mentoring, creating learning communities, or ministerial formation. A grant project might create a faculty development program, or a program for a doctoral institution to help its students prepare for teaching careers. Annual Grant Deadlines January 1, May 1, September 1-Grants up to $20,000 Rolling Deadlines-Small Project Grants up to $2,500 Please review "How to Apply" before beginning the application process. | ||
