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At the center of the Kellogg Institute’s programs and research projects are its faculty.
Kellogg invites select scholars from other institutions to enter into long-term collaboration.
The next generation of scholars are an integral part of the Institute's intellectual life.
These faculty members help govern internal policy at the Kellogg Institute.
Outstanding scholars from around the world energize our intellectual community.
The Institute seeks high-level counsel from leaders in policy, business, and scholarship.
Exceptional students develop their scholarly abilitites through the Kellogg International Scholars Program.
Our dedicated staff facilitate the many programs and initiatives of the Institute.
A map of the involvement of Kellogg Institute people and programs in countries around the world.
ENGAGE WITH KELLOGG
The Kellogg Institute offers numerous opportunities to engage with and contribute to our intellectual community and research agenda.
The Kellogg Institute offers our faculty fellows grants to support research, research-related conference travel, academic conferences & workshops, working groups, research clusters and labs, academic and cultural events, and projects in the arts.
All Notre Dame faculty are eligible to apply for intramural grants, which support educational activities and events.
To view a tutorial on the online portal, please click below.
Proposals will be evaluated four times this academic year by the faculty Grants Committee.
Prior to submitting a proposal, applicants are encouraged to contact the Institute to discuss the proposed activity. Don Stelluto, Executive Director (1-7873; dstellut@nd.edu) serves as the primary contact and can direct inquiries to other staff members who can provide additional assistance.
Funding to travel to a scholarly conference or workshop for which other Notre Dame funding is not available or sufficient.
Funding to organize research conferences and workshops.
Funding for activities that advance scholarship in a particular area of focus and promote intellectual collaboration and innovation in a group format.
The Institute offers Kellogg faculty fellows funding to to organize extracurricular events such as lectures, seminars, and film series related to Kellogg research themes.
Funding for artistic projects, such as performances and exhibitions, that engage the Notre Dame community in international themes.
Funding for "Policy and Practice Research Labs" support high-impact, high-yield research intended to have a tangible influence on policies and practices affecting democracy and human development. . (Please note that these grants have a different submission process and deadline.)
Funding for faculty-led “Research Clusters” in distinctive focal areas of high-impact, mission-driven research and programming. (Please note that these grants have a different submission process and deadline.)
The Institute offers funding for educational activities and events related to Kellogg research themes organized by Notre Dame faculty and/or staff members and by students.
Notre Dame International encourages and supports international faculty initiatives through grant funding, partnership in hosting conferences and events, and research support.