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Find similar grantsCourse Development Grants is sponsored by University of Notre Dame Initiative on Race and Resilience. Supports regular faculty and graduate students in designing and developing new courses that examine race, ethnicity, systemic resilience, and/or the study of expressive cultures of communities of color.
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Course & Pedagogical Grants Course & Pedagogical Grants Applications are now open for the 2025-26 Academic Year.
Course Development Grants In keeping with the mission to combat systemic racism and support communities of color, the Frazier Thompson Center for Research on Race and Culture provides course development grants (up to $3,000) for regular faculty and graduate students to aid in the development of new courses examining race, ethnicity, and/or the study of the expressive cultures of communities of color..
Grant funds may be used for: Research on course materials Creation of course packets Honoraria for guest speakers Travel to sites crucial to the course’s focus of study Restrictions for Course Development Grants: Grants cannot be used to cover : Domestic or international conference expenses Funds to upgrade Campus Workstation Program (CWP) computers Equipment; Notre Dame Research has a yearly competition for equipment purchase and replacement Electronic devices such as cameras, recorders, laptops/computers Travel to domestic or international conferences Salary for course buyout or summer salary for faculty To apply, please submit a proposal with the following: Brief proposal (1,500-word limit) Budget with detailed explanation of budget items In addition to the support requested from the Initiative on Race, list all other sources, the amount requested from those sources, and contact information for those sources (name, email address, phone number) Review Criteria: Please take all review criteria into account when constructing your proposal Intellectual and methodological quality of the proposal The course’s focus on issues of race, ethnicity, and/or the expressive cultures of communities of color Significance of the issue to be studied within the applicant's discipline and/or related disciplines Qualifications and track record of the applicant The prospect that the course will be designed and taught within two academic years Please note: faculty and graduate students are limited to one Course Development Grant per academic year.
Apply for a Course Development Grant Pedagogical Development Grants In keeping with the our and the University's missions to honor the lived experiences and dignity of all people, as well as support communities of color, the Initiative on Race and Resilience provides pedagogical development grants (up to $3,000) for regular faculty and graduate students to develop impactful, transformational, and inclusive pedagogical strategies and approaches in the classroom.
Grant funds may be used for: Working groups and workshops to discuss and develop antiracist, inclusive pedagogical strategies Speakers to address antiracist, inclusive pedagogical strategies Resources such as books, online instructive materials, etc… Educational outreach through lecture series, art exhibitions, film series, and other cultural programs Restrictions for Pedagogical Development Grants: Grants cannot be used to cover : Domestic or international conference expenses Funds to upgrade Campus Workstation Program (CWP) computers Equipment; Notre Dame Research has a yearly competition for equipment purchase and replacement Electronic devices such as cameras, recorders, laptops/computers Travel to domestic or international conferences Salary for course buyout or summer salary for faculty To apply, please submit a proposal with the following: Brief proposal (1,500-word limit) Budget with detailed explanation of budget items In addition to the support requested from the Initiative on Race, list all other sources, the amount requested from those sources, and contact information for those sources (name, email address, phone number) Review Criteria: Please take all review criteria into account when constructing your proposal Intellectual and methodological quality of the proposal The proposal’s focus on antiracist, inclusive pedagogical development Qualifications and track record of the applicant The prospect that the pedagogical development activity will be designed, organized and mounted within the coming academic year Please note: Faculty and graduate students are limited to one Pedagogical Development Grant per academic year.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Regular faculty and graduate students at the University of Notre Dame. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $3,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for Course Development Grants are due November 10, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Course Development Grants is funded by University of Notre Dame Initiative on Race and Resilience. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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