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Faculty Funding & Other Support | College of Arts & Sciences | USU Faculty Funding & Other Support The College of Arts & Sciences is dedicated to supporting faculty in their pursuit of excellence. ArtSci maintains several ongoing mechanisms to support faculty success in research, creative endeavors, teaching, and extension.
Questions about the below mechanisms or other faculty support can be directed to Associate Dean for Faculty Success, Julia Gossard. Associate Dean for Faculty Success Office: Logan (ESLC 245H) Email: julia. gossard@usu.
edu The C. A. R.
E. Award can provide faculty up to $1500 in support of their area of excellence, including the dissemination of research, teaching, and creative work. Faculty are eligible to apply for one C.
A. R. E.
Award per year. Funds are limited and competitive. Publication and Performance Subvention Fund The ArtSci Publication and Performance Subvention Fund provides up to $2000 in subvention funding for publication and artistic works that necessitate extraordinary funding.
Faculty are eligible for subvention funds once every 3 fiscal years. ArtSci only covers open access fees in rare circumstances in which the target audience are non-academic and would not have access to institutional databases. Very limited funding is available each year.
ArtSci Faculty-Student Mentorship & Internship Program ArtSci supports faculty-undergraduate student pairs in experiential learning opportunities (mentored internships, research/creative work, supervised teaching, etc) in the summer.
Emma Eccles Jones College of Education & College of Arts & Sciences Grant Academy Program CEHS and ArtSci have teamed up for a Grant Academy to provide select faculty members the opportunity to engage in a yearlong grant training program. Applications open in the summer for the following academic year.
ArtSci Cross-Disciplinary Collaborative Grants These grants support intentional cross-disciplinary teaching, experiential learning, or research/creative work within the College.
Learn More & Apply for the ArtSci Cross-Disciplinary Collaborative Grants Should you have needs that do not fit within the five internal mechanisms listed above, you should speak first with your Department Head to see what departmental contributions may be available. The Dean’s Office considers proposals to partner with departments and other units for larger-scale funding on a case-by-case basis.
Please reach out to Associate Dean for Faculty Success Julia Gossard for the process to follow.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tenure-track, tenured, and professional practice faculty in the College of Arts & Sciences. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $20,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
ArtSci Catalyst Grants is funded by College of Arts & Sciences, Utah State University. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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