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Find similar grantsUniversity Teaching Grants is sponsored by The University of Utah. University Teaching Grant awards are made to faculty to undertake projects that will enhance their teaching or abet curricular innovation. Individual and group grants are accepted.
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University Teaching Grants – Academic Affairs Academic Affairs Organization Academic Affairs Faculty Fellowships Academic & Student Affairs District Staff Excellence Award Distinguished Faculty Service Award Distinguished Mentor Award Presidential Scholar Award Presidential Societal Impact Scholar Award Public Service Professorship Rosenblatt Prize for Excellence University Teaching Committee University Teaching Grants John R.
Park Teaching Fellowship Distinguished Teaching Awards University of Utah Award for Community Engaged Teaching & Scholarship Calvin S. & JeNeal N.
Hatch Prize in Teaching Early Career Teaching Award Academic Affairs Leadership Team Schedule an Event with the SVP Dean of the College of Fine Arts Powered by the University of Utah Home Awards & Nominations University Teaching Committee University Teaching Grants Wednesday, September 30, 2026 The University Teaching Committee is unable to accept late or incomplete applications.
University Teaching Grant awards are made to faculty to undertake projects that will enhance their teaching or abet curricular innovation. Tenure-line and Career-line faculty are eligible to propose individual and group grants. Preference will be given to applicants whose primary professional affiliation is as faculty at the University of Utah.
Given that we have limited funding, please be cognizant that your funding requests match your needs. Partial funding is an option of the committee. Individual Teaching Grants and Group Teaching Grants will be accepted in the amount of $7,000 or less.
To submit a proposal follow the steps below. For complete teaching grant guidelines, download the following instructions: Teaching Grant Instructions Examples and summaries of previously funded grants: Download and prepare the appropriate application form. When the application is completed, return to the Teaching Committee website and proceed to Step 2.
Chairs or Directors must provide an electronic version of a letter of support to insert in section G. Optionally, you may include an additional letter from the Dean or Associate Dean. Individual Teaching Grant Application Group Teaching Grant Application After completing the appropriate application form, submit your nomination at the University Teaching Grants Nomination Submission page.
If you have any questions, please email karen. west@utah. edu or call 801-581-3088.
Following the completion of a funded University Teaching Grant, a follow-up report must be submitted. A final report must be submitted to be eligible to apply for another University Teaching Grant from the University Teaching Committee. Download the Final Report Form and email the completed form to karen.
west@utah. edu .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tenure-line and Career-line faculty at the University of Utah. Preference is given to applicants whose primary professional affiliation is as faculty at the University of Utah. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $7,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
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