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Find similar grantsCreative, Entrepreneurial & Sustainability Research Grants is sponsored by College of Liberal Arts, University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Supports faculty and graduate student research projects that connect creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship, with a focus on sustainable development.
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Creative, Entrepreneurial & Sustainability Research Grants | College of Liberal Arts Sustainable Development Grants Eligibility: Any UL Lafayette researchers (faculty, graduate students, postdocs, undergraduate students, professional staff, anyone) Note: Some cycles are only for graduate students.
To celebrate the amazing research being done across the UL Lafayette campus To show how vital research on sustainable development is for Southern Louisiana and the Gulf Coast Region, and To create a platform to share research and to encourage collaborations where faculty can help solve some of society's greatest challenges Due: RFPs will be emailed (current RFP) Application Materials: Apply here or visit for the site for updates Reviewed by: Representatives from the Graduate School, Faculty Affairs, Office for Campus Inclusion, Office of Sustainability, and Brian Bolton, Dwight W.
Andrus, Jr. / BORSF Eminent Scholar Endowed Chair in Finance and the Office for Research, Innovation & Economic Development Creativity, Innovation, & Entrepreneurship Grants Eligibility: All UL Lafayette full-time faculty, instructors, and continuing graduate students To connect UL Lafayette creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship researchers To showcase UL Lafayette faculty and graduate student research projects To provide seed money for faculty and graduate student research projects Due: RFP will be posted in early spring Application Materials: Apply here Reviewed by: Representatives from the Graduate School, Faculty Affairs, Office for Campus Inclusion, Office of Innovation Management, and Josh Bendickson, Brauns-Oudenhoven-Boustany Eminent Scholar Endowed Chair in Innovation & Entrepreneurship
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