Grants for Kellogg Faculty Fellows
The Kellogg Institute provides funding for an array of faculty initiatives, including research projects, working groups, residential fellowships, and research conferences and workshops.
Proposals are evaluated four times per academic year by a faculty Grants Committee.
Proposal submission deadlines for the 2013–14 academic year follow:
Tue, Sept 17, 2013
Tue, Nov 19, 2013
Tue, Feb 11, 2014
Tue, Apr 1, 2014
Prior to submitting a proposal, applicants are encouraged to contact the Institute to discuss the proposed activity. Sharon Schierling, Associate Director (1-8524; sschierl@nd.edu) serves as the primary contact and can direct inquiries to other staff members who can provide additional assistance.
Research Grants
Individual and collaborative research grants to support summer and academic-year research by Kellogg faculty fellows in all disciplines.
Grants for Conferences and Events
Supports Kellogg faculty fellows to organize research conferences and workshops, invite guest lecturers, or arrange extracurricular events such as lectures, seminars, and film series.
Grants for Working Groups
Promote intellectual collaboration and innovation in a group format. Chaired by faculty fellows, working groups put together a package of activities—such as reading groups, speakers, mini-conferences, or development of proposals for major conferences or research projects—that advance scholarship in a particular area of focus.
Faculty Residential Fellowship
Fund the salary of a Kellogg faculty fellow for a semester, permitting the fellow to obtain leave to undertake a significant scholarly project consistent with the Institute's research priorities. (See Visiting Fellowships for awards to faculty based outside Notre Dame.)
Collaborative Faculty Grants
Collaborative Faculty Grants support interdisciplinary scholarly projects of high intellectual caliber with a mix of programmatic elements.
Grants for Notre Dame Faculty
Course Development Grants
Encourage Notre Dame faculty members to expand undergraduate course offerings in areas of interest to Kellogg.
International Educational Opportunity Grants
The Kellogg Institute provides limited support for faculty-led student travel in connection with for-credit course offerings or other well-defined educational opportunities.
Intramural Grants
Grants for activities and events organized by Notre Dame faculty members and/or staff not affiliated with the Institute, and by students.
Andrónico Luksic Grants Program
A joint project of the Kellogg Institute and Notre Dame International, the Luksic Grants Program aims to encourage Notre Dame faculty and staff to find new ways to engage with colleagues from Chile’s Pontifical Catholic University. Grants of up to $10,000 are available; see Request for Proposal for more information.
Global Collaboration Initiative (GCI) International Research Funding
A project of Notre Dame International, the GCI will award funding for initiatives in international research, scholarship, and collaboration with major foreign universities and research organizations. Click here for more information.
