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The Wabash Center provides grants for activities that enhance teaching and
learning in the fields of religion and theology. Proposals need to demonstrate
that the
project improves practical application of teaching and learning methods, creates
a supportive environment for teachers, promotes a sustained conversation about
pedagogy, or supports research and study of pedagogical issues.
These are awarded
at two different levels:
Small Project Grants have a short application
procedure and can be approved anytime throughout the year.
- up to $2,500
- group or individual projects
- less elaborate application procedure
- submit an online application form
- attach a brief letter describing the project
- include a budget of expected expenditures
- and a budget narrative that explains how the budget figures were determined
- Rolling deadlines
Project Grants require
a full application process and are awarded at three
different times during
the year.
- up to $20,000
- requires a full application
- awarded 3 times during the year
- Deadlines:
January 1, May 1, September 1
In Addition . . .
The Wabash Center also offers particular grant programs to workshop and colloquy participants, such as:
- The Summer Workshop Fellowship and Grant Program
- Colloquy Follow-up Grants
- Workshop on Teaching College Introductory Courses Departmental Grants
Only participants in these workshop or colloquy programs are eligible for these grants.
For more information, see our Workshops website.
Questions? Contact:
Rev.
Dr. Paul O. Myhre
Associate Director of the Wabash Center
myhrep@wabash.edu
800-655-7117
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