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Find similar grantsBIPP Grant Opportunities is sponsored by Bucknell Institute for Public Policy. Offers grants to full-time faculty for scholarly research projects and curricular development in public policy.
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Tuition, Fees & Financial Aid Admissions Dates & Deadlines Admissions Blog & Podcast College of Arts & Sciences Freeman College of Management Undergraduate Research Opportunities Library Services & Information Technology Health, Wellness & Safety Families of Prospective Students Current Parents & Families The Bucknell Institute for Public Policy (BIPP) is committed to supporting faculty development and scholarship.
To advance these ends, the Institute offers grants to full-time faculty for scholarly research projects and curricular development. These grants will fund projects in the area of public policy. All full-time faculty in all departments who have an affiliation with the University are eligible to apply.
Grant applications will be accepted on a rolling basis beginning now and awards of up to $1,500 per application will be given out. Submit application materials Scholarly Development Grants Include in your proposal a description of the project that includes the following information (a maximum of two single-spaced pages, excluding the bibliography): The question or thesis of your research.
The methodology and how your work builds on existing scholarship in the field or fields involved. The significance of your study in terms of the results you anticipate and the contribution your work will make to public policy. Your expectations for publication.
If the research involves human subjects, note your compliance with requirements for such research. A bibliography of relevant material. The amount of funds requested and a budget, which may include expenses such as fees for consultants, student research assistance, travel or the acquisition of resource materials not generally available.
Faculty may use the funds for a summer stipend. Curricular Development Grants In your proposal include a description of the proposed course, including the following details (a maximum of two single-spaced pages): How the course fits within the goals of the Institute. The gaps in the curriculum that the course fills.
How often you anticipate teaching the course in the future (we ask, at minimum, the course be offered twice in the next three years). A rationale for development funds (i.e. does this course require a significant change in pedagogy, a new area of teaching, etc.). Acknowledgement that the course can be listed as an elective for the public policy minor.
The amount of funds requested and a budget, which may include expenses such as fees for consultants, student research assistance, travel or the acquisition of resource materials not generally available. Faculty may use the funds for a summer stipend. Additional Required Materials A current curriculum vitae for each participant.
List of other Bucknell grants applied for and past grants received. Proposals will be prioritized on the following criteria: Suitability of the project for BIPP goals. Contribution and significance of the project.
Clarity of the rationale and the objectives. Feasibility of the research or curricular development effort. Effectiveness of the methodology or procedure.
Indication of expected results: course(s), publication or other effects. The quality of the proposal: clarity, completeness, organization and presentation. Appropriateness of the budget or funds requested.
End-of-Grant Responsibilities At the end of the funded project, all grant recipients are required to submit a descriptive assessment of their summer activity to the director of the institute. Grant recipients may be asked to speak at a BIPP function and/or contribute to the BIPP blog/website. Faculty awarded scholarly research grants should: Notify BIPP of presentations and/or publications resulting from the work.
Acknowledge BIPP’s support in the resulting publications. Supply BIPP with a copy of those publications. If possible, provide a working paper or policy brief for BIPP’s working paper series.
Faculty awarded curricular development grants are expected to: Offer the course at least twice in the following three academic years. List the course as an elective or methods course for the public policy minor. Submit application materials Any questions, please reach out to Carrie Ellis, BIPP Program Coordinator, at cle005@bucknell.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Full-time faculty members at Bucknell University. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $1,500. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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