Sponsored Programs will offer a Grant Proposal Development Bootcamp during Summer 2024 with a targeted focus on submissions to the National Science Foundation (NSF). Click here for a flyer with details and a link to apply. Applications are
Are you a tenured or tenure-track faculty member or professional librarian with a need for funding to support a research project? If so, consider apply
Sponsored Programs has published a new version of the Internal Review Form that is required with all sponsored project proposal submissions. The new form is available on our website and can be downloaded from InfoReady Review when a new submission is prepared.
Do you have an interest in pursuing grant funding, but don’t know where to apply? Join Sponsored Programs for an informational session that will show you where to look for grant funding opportunities and how to evaluate what you find.
Are you a tenured or tenure-track faculty member or professional librarian with a need for funding to support a small research project? If so, consider applying for a mini grant of up to $2,000 from the University-Funded Scholarship (UFS) program.
The goal of this Professional Learning Community (PLC) is to equip faculty with skills, resources, and support for preparing competitive grant proposals for biomedical research grants through the Kentucky IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence (KY INBRE), and subsequently, the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Through its specialized inst
EKU’s Sponsored Programs Information Network (SPIN) subscription has been replaced with a new funding opportunity database called GrantForward. The new system is available to EKU faculty, staff, and students, and you can