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Colorado History and Land Research Grant is sponsored by Colorado State University Libraries. This grant helps offset expenses for researchers engaged in historical studies related to rural Colorado and land use. Funding assists with costs associated with presentations, publications, or other products resulting from research using the CSU Archives & Special Collections.
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Library Grants and Funding for Researchers and Scholars – CSU Libraries Outage alert: the library website will be unavailable overnight Thursday 9/26/24 starting at 9pm. Library Grants and Funding for Researchers and Scholars The CSU Libraries plays a critical role in empowering researchers and scholars. One way we do that is by helping to reduce barriers to research and scholarly excellence, including financial barriers.
Student Organization Library Grants Up to $1,500 for student organizations to make a difference Registered student organizations can get up to $1,500 to choose items that all CSU students can check out at Morgan Library. Are there resources your organization think would positively impact the student community? Be creative!
Depending on a student organization’s focus, students could ask for items like: food model replica kit for dietetics students CPA exam study guide for accounting students books that support the work of the organization The Student Organization Library Grants program is currently paused . Please check back in Fall 2025. Learn about requirements.
Fully covered and discounted open access publishing charges The Libraries has negotiated several publishing agreements that enable researchers affiliated with CSU to publish their work open access at a discount or at no cost. The Libraries covers or partially covers charges on behalf of authors. We’re working to increase the number of agreements with publishers.
Learn about our publishing agreements and how to get charges covered. Research using library collections Friedman Feminist Press Collection Grant In recognition of the legacy of CSU graduate June Friedman, the Friedman Feminist Press Collection provides research grants of up to $1,700 for researchers whose work would benefit from access to the collection.
These grants are intended to help offset the expenses of researchers engaged in studies that will benefit from access to the holdings of the Friedman Feminist Press Collection, and make ties to it and second-wave feminism. The annual application deadline is February 9 . Application information for the Friedman Feminist Press Collection Grant (PDF) Questions about the Friedman Feminist Press Collection Grant?
Contact Clarissa Trapp ( clarissa. trapp@colostate. edu ).
In support of western water research, the Colorado State University Libraries provides research grants for researchers whose work would benefit from access to the Libraries’ Water Resources Archive .
These grants are intended to help offset the expenses of researchers engaged in studies that will benefit from access to the holdings of the Water Resources Archive as well as costs associated with presentations, publications, or other products resulting from that research.
Applications are open to anyone whose research interests and objectives would be, or already have been, significantly advanced by utilizing the holdings of the Water Resources Archive. The annual application deadline is January 31. Application information for the Water Scholar Award Questions about the Water Scholar Award?
Contact Patty Rettig ( patricia. rettig@colostate. edu ).
Colorado History and Land Research Grant In support of historical study related to rural Colorado and land use, the Colorado State University Libraries offers grants to help offset the expenses of researchers engaged in studies that will benefit from on-site access to the holdings of the CSU Archives & Special Collections .
These Colorado History and Land Research grants can also assist with costs associated with presentations, publications, or other products resulting from that research. Applications are open to anyone whose research interests and objectives would be significantly advanced by utilizing materials from the CSU Archives & Special Collections. The annual application deadline is March 20.
Application Information for the Colorado History and Land Research Grant (PDF) Questions about the Colorado History and Land Research Award? Contact Clarissa Trapp ( clarissa. trapp@colostate.
edu ).
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers engaged in studies related to rural Colorado and land use who will benefit from on-site access to the holdings of the CSU Archives & Special Collections. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Colorado History and Land Research Grant is funded by Colorado State University Libraries. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Colorado. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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