Faculty Funding Opportunities
Those pursuing projects in religion and HR; health and HR; technology and HR; and Migration, Mobility, and HR - and/or projects that are interdisciplinary in nature or international in scope are especially encouraged to apply.
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GCHR COMMUNITY ENGAGMENT Although subject to availability, funds will be awarded up to $3000 per project. The funding recipient must use the funds within one calendar year of the distribution of funds. Final Report: due within 30 days after the end of the project. Note: Funds will not be approved for faculty stipend/salary. This opportunity is for active GCHR faculty only. Funds expire one year after receiving funding approval. |
Sep 15, 2024 (for projects beginning October 15 or later) Nov 1, 2024 (for projects beginning December 1 or later) Feb 1, 2025 (for projects beginning March 1 or later) Apr 1, 2025 (for projects beginning May 1 or later) |
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GCHR CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT Funding for course development, pedagogical conference/workshop participation, and/or organizing a pedagogical conference at UNO, and creating a human rights training program for faculty affiliates. Note: This opportunity is for active GCHR faculty only. Funds expire one year after receiving funding approval. |
Applications considered as received (rolling deadlines) |
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GCHR RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY Total funding of $3000 is available to partially fund up to two research projects and/or creative activities (e.g. software, field work travel, research assistance, compensation for research participants, performance/exhibition space). If the project involves human subjects, funds will be released after the applicant has provided proof of IRB approval. Note: Funds will not be approved for conference travel or faculty stipend or salary.This opportunity is for active GCHR faculty only. Funds expire one year after receiving funding approval. |
Dec 2, 2024 |
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LANDSCAPES OF BELONGING: SERVICE LEARNING PROJECT DEVELOPMENT GRANT [learn more] This project is a collaboration with the Goldstein Family Community Chair in Human Rights, UNO Service Learning Academy, and a unit of the UNO Office of Engagement to support service learning projects that incorporate the refugee communities and/or organizations in Omaha. Expectations of applicants:
Successful applications will receive a $1000 course development stipend. Application materials:
Application materials should be emailed to goldsteincenter@unomaha.edu. Please direct questions to Lana Obradovic at lobradovic@unomaha.edu or Julie Dierberger at jdierberger@unomaha.edu. Note: All stipends will be received at the beginning of the semester the course is taught directly to the faculty member. |
Apr 5, 2024 |