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Summary

This funding opportunity provides funds to defray costs associated with book subventions or the production of multimedia pieces. Qualifying expenses may include copyright costs, translation services, recording, production subvention, illustrations, etc. 

Anticipated funding amount and cost share

• Up to $1,000 may be awarded
• One-to-one cost share is required

Due date

Last Friday in March by 5 p.m.

Special considerations

Matching funds are required. The amount of matching funds must be equal to the amount requested from Research & Innovation (a 1:1 match).

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Summary

Research Enhancement Grants (REG) support research activities that are necessary to revise a previously submitted grant proposal in preparation for resubmission to an external sponsor. Activities may include preliminary data collection, background research, stakeholder outreach, or anything identified by the review panel as critical to a successful resubmission. Research & Innovation seeks REG applications from faculty members who plan to resubmit a proposal that was submitted to, but not funded by, a federal agency or other sponsor. Resubmission does not have to be to the same program or agency as the original if the applicant determines that the revised project would be more competitive in another program or agency.

Anticipated funding amount and cost share

• Up to $20,000 per award
• Cost share is allowed but not required

Due date

Last Friday in March by 5 p.m.

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• Read the Research Enhancement Grants funding opportunity announcement (FOA)
  
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Summary

Research & Innovation offers competitive funding to support preliminary research, scholarly or creative activities that will lead to extramural funding. Seed Funding is intended to enable exploratory research, collaborations, or similar activities that will enhance the competitiveness of an eventual grant proposal to an external sponsor. Proposals are encouraged that promote interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary research, and scholarly and creative work. Seed Funding can provide the resources for new collaborative scholarly activities that span traditional academic disciplines.

Seed Funding is provided in two funding tracks:

1. Micro Grant
2. New Scholarly Endeavor

Anticipated funding amount and cost share

• Up to $5,000 for Micro Grants
• Up to $2,500 for New Scholarly Endeavor Grants
• One-to-one cost share is required for both funding tracks

Due date

Last Friday in March by 5 p.m.

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• Apply through

Summary

Research & Innovation has teamed up with the College of Liberal Arts (CLA) and the Reynolds School of Journalism (RSJ) to offer competitive funding that supports the research and creative activity of tenure/tenure-track faculty in CLA and RSJ. Funding supports interdisciplinary research projects, symposia or public discussions that are led by faculty in the humanities, arts, social sciences and/or journalism. Early-stage development of a collaborative scholarly or creative project (e.g. data collection or project design) that might lead to an application for a more substantial external grant are encouraged. Collaborative and/or interdisciplinary projects that have the potential to be eligible for future external funding will be prioritized.

Anticipated funding amount and cost share

• Up to $8,000
• Cost share is not required

Due date

Last Friday in March by 5 p.m.

Special considerations

The lead PI must be a faculty member from CLA or RSJ. Faculty from other units may be co-PIs or other types of collaborators. Approval from the PI’s dean must be provided if collaborators from other institutions are included.

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Summary

The Research & Innovation (R&I) Faculty Travel Grant program is designed to support faculty in funding travel and related expenses that further the faculty member’s research, creative or scholarly activities. Through this program, R&I supports travel that will have clear outcomes linking to the University’s strategic goals and a positive impact for the faculty and their department.

Anticipated funding amount and cost share

• $1,000 for domestic travel
• $1,500 for international travel
• Cost share is not required

Due dates

Applications for the Faculty Travel Grant are accepted three times each fiscal year. Please see the for specific due dates.

Special considerations

Applicants for the Faculty Travel Grant must hold at least a 50% FTE academic faculty appointment at the ÍƼöÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ and have a current role statement that includes research or professional development responsibilities.

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• Read the Faculty Travel Grants funding opportunity announcement (FOA)
• Apply through

Summary

The Research & Innovation (R&I) Faculty Travel Grant program is designed to support faculty in funding travel and related expenses that further the faculty member’s research, creative or scholarly activities. Through this program, R&I supports travel that will have clear outcomes linking to the University’s strategic goals and a positive impact for the faculty and their department.

Anticipated funding amount and cost share

• $3,000
• Cost share is not required

Due dates

Applications for CLA/RSJ Faculty Travel Grants are accepted once each fiscal year. Please see the for specific due dates.

Special considerations

Applicants for the College of Liberal Arts and Reynolds School of Journalism Faculty Travel Grant must hold at least a 50% FTE academic faculty appointment within either the College of Liberal Arts or the Reynolds School of Journalism and have a current role statement that includes research or professional development responsibilities.

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• Read the College of Liberal Arts and Reynolds School of Journalism Faculty Travel Grant funding opportunity announcement (FOA)
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Summary

In alignment with Research & Innovation’s Strategic Objective to support world-class research and scholarly and artistic activities, R&I and the School of the Arts have invested in an Artist Residency program to bring awarded UNR faculty an immersive, enriching and inspirational experience in the Whittell Forest & Wildlife Area. This funding opportunity provides artists, scholars, educators, journalists, and other creative academic faculty with a unique opportunity for protected time to pursue their research and scholarly activities at the Little Valley Research Station within the Whittell Forest & Wildlife Area (the Forest). This Artist Residency provides one UNR faculty member per year with a $3,000 stipend to spend one week camping in the Forest.

Anticipated funding amount and cost share

• $3,000
• Cost share is not required

Due dates

Last Friday in March by 5 p.m.

Special considerations

Applicants must be tenure/tenure-track faculty members of the ÍƼöÐÓ°ÉÔ­´´ College of Liberal Arts, the College of Education and Human Development or the Reynolds School of Journalism and have research, creative or scholarly activity as part of their role statement.

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• Read the Artist Residency funding opportunity announcement (FOA)
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