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Find similar grantsStudent Academic Success Research Grants is sponsored by Ohio State University Office of Diversity and Inclusion. Funds research projects aimed at improving student success programs, with a focus on underserved or minoritized groups.
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Student Academic Success Research Grants | Student Success Research Lab The Ohio State University Student Success Research Lab Student Academic Success Research Grants The Student Academic Success Research (SASR) Grants program is coordinated by the Student Success Research Lab. The program provides funding for research projects that focus on improving, expanding, and/or revising Ohio State student success programs and services.
Multiple research projects may be funded each year, with awards between $5,000 to $25,000, and typical project timelines of one to two years. The submission window typically opens around the winter break and closes around Spring Break. Proposals are reviewed by a team of researchers and practitioners from multiple colleges, campuses, and academic units from across the university.
Funded projects may have access to OSU-held data (including OSU large-scale survey and student record data), as appropriate to meet the project’s research goals. Investigators are welcome to contact us to discuss their project idea, learn more about data access facilitation, explore potential collaborations, and determine if their project is an appropriate fit. Please email the Assistant Vice-Provost (Shanna Jaggars.
2) and the executive assistant (Tara Ward. 1814). Submissions are open for 2026.
SASR Requests for Proposals Qualtrics form. See the list of SASR Grantees on our Funded Researchers page . If you have a disability and experience difficulty accessing this content, please contact us .
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