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Sustainability Curriculum Innovation Grants is sponsored by Colorado State University. Supports faculty in integrating interdisciplinary sustainability content into coursework.
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Sustainability Curriculum Innovation Grants | Sustainability | Colorado State University FACULTY & RESEARCH / SUSTAINABILITY CURRICULUM INNOVATION GRANTS Expanding interdisciplinary sustainability content across CSU Grants for faculty bringing sustainability into existing and new coursework. Sustainability’s grand challenges affect everyone.
CSU aims for all graduating students to have the knowledge and tools to tackle these complex and interconnected problems in their future careers. Sustainability Curriculum Innovation Grants help expand student exposure to interdisciplinary sustainability concepts across all fields of study at CSU.
With these grants, CSU faculty develop creative approaches that integrate interdisciplinary sustainability content into existing and new coursework. The grants elevate the quality and quantity of student exposure to complex sustainability concepts. The grants also build a shared curriculum toolkit: a way to share expertise and tools across colleges and courses through the development of sustainability curriculum resources for campus.
Sustainability Curriculum Innovation Grants are offered in partnership with the School of Sustainable Futures and the President’s Sustainability Commission . Current funding opportunity Looking for the next call? The School requests proposals for the Sustainability Curriculum Innovation Grants each spring to be used the following school year.
Proposals are invited from all faculty at CSU. Join our mailing list to be notified when the Request For Proposals opens.
2026-2027 Sustainability Curriculum Innovation Grant Recipients Beyond GDP: Integrating Sustainability Challenges and Policy Solutions into Principles of Macroeconomics Embedding Sustainable Clinical Practice in Veterinary Training: The Green Operating Room Identity Consciousness, Sustainability, & Social Engagement Incorporating a Sustainability Framework into the Development of JTC518: Foundations of Science Communication Scaffolding Sustainability Content Across the Occupational Therapy Curriculum Sustainable Statistical Computing Transcending boundaries: Sustainability issues and perspectives in global cultures President's Sustainability Commission The grants are offered in partnership with CSU's President's Sustainability Commission (PSC) Learn more about the President's Sustainability Commission Sarah Badding, Assistant Director of Education and Development, [email protected] Climate Across the Curriculum Training program that helps educators bring climate into any classroom Explore Climate Across the Curriculum Current funding calls and applications open to CSU faculty Browse current GES and CLMT courses available to CSU students
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: CSU faculty. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The published deadline was January 6, 2025, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Sustainability Curriculum Innovation Grants is funded by Colorado State University. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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