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Humanities-, Arts-, and Design-Based Disciplines Research Project Grant is sponsored by Oklahoma State University, College of Arts and Sciences. This is an internal grant opportunity at Oklahoma State University for humanities, arts, and design-based research projects. While specific details on music education band programs are not provided, it is a potential avenue for university faculty within these disciplines.
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Humanities-, Arts-, and Design-Based Disciplines Research Project Grant is funded by Oklahoma State University, College of Arts and Sciences. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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