Webinar
What is Fulbright?
Monday, Jan. 23rd
3 - 4 pm CST
An introduction to the Fulbright Program and the various opportunities within it for sending American scholars abroad and bringing scholars from overseas to the United States.
Proposals to the Fulbright Scholars program are due August 1st of each year.
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Research Networking
Coding in Design
Monday, Feb 13th
5:30 - 7:30 pm
Atrium, College of Design
The College of Design invites researchers from all disciplines and who are interested in design computation, design coding, and design parametrics to a discussion to find common ground among disciplines, generate research questions, explore methodologies and discuss possible future collaborations.
Light Refreshments
Childcare and child-friendly movie
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Campus Visit
Fulbright Scholars Program
February 14th
Cardinal Room, MU
Agenda:
Individual Consultations (register by Feb. 7th)
12:30 - 2:45 pm and 4:30 -5 pm
Workshop (open to all)
3 - 4:15 pm
Lisa Hendricks, Regional Lead, Sub-Saharan Africa / Middle East and North Africa, of the
Fulbright Scholars Program , part of the Council for International Exchange of Scholars (CIES) will be on campus to offer a workshop and private consultations with faculty.
Workshop topics include:
• Opportunities for teaching, research, and flexible initiatives in more than 125 countries
• Tips on how to craft a competitive application, including how to make contacts abroad and choosing the right country and award for you.
Individual Consultations:
To reserve an individual 30-minute meeting with the Fulbright representative at the times listed above, please contact Megan Peterson by Feb. 7.
Proposals to the Fulbright Scholars program are due August 1st of each year.
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Save the Date
ISU Research Day
Tuesday, March 21st
(after Spring Break)
Faculty from all ISU departments and colleges will be encouraged to present their research, scholarship and creative activity in timed Lightning Talks and/or Poster Sessions.
Please plan to join as a presenter or participant to learn more about one another's work and meet new colleagues. This event will showcase ISU faculty research, offer tables for breakout discussions and end with a hosted reception.
Details TBA
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Funding
National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)
The NEH is well known for offering the highly prestigious Fellowship award ( due April 12th), but NEH also offers many other funding opportunities worth considering.
Spring semester NEH deadlines include: and, although the NEH deadline is in September for this limited submission RFP, the ISU internal deadline is often in March:
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Participate
NEH Summer Study Opportunities
Apply by March 1st
Each year, NEH offers tuition-free opportunities for faculty to study a variety of humanities topics.
Stipends of $600-$3,300 help cover expenses for these one- to four-week programs. Chose from among 7 seminars and 17 institutes offered between mid-June and early-August.
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Funding
Humanities Iowa - Major Grants
Apply by May 1st
Humanities Iowa grants support humanities programs for the out-of-school adult public. They are particularly interested in supporting projects that stimulate meaningful community dialogue, attract diverse audiences, are participatory and engaging, and invite discovery of the humanities in interesting and exciting ways.
Collaborative projects involving multiple community organizations that serve a broad constituency are given preference.
Awards between $3,001 - $10,000 require a 100% match.
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