(Applications deadlines vary by program)
- Faculty Research Fellowships includes:
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Regular OHC Faculty Research Fellowships
Open to all tenure-related UO faculty conducting humanistic research. -
Provost’s Senior Humanist Fellowships
Awarded to senior humanities faculty. Recipients are Full Professors, or Associate Professors who have been in rank for five years or more at the time of application. The review panel will be notified as to which applicants are eligible to be considered for this award. As the name implies, these fellowships are sponsored by the Office of the Provost. -
Ernest G. Moll Faculty Research Fellowship in Literary Studies
Awarded to the most outstanding proposal(s) in the field of literary studies. In addition to a term off from teaching, the Moll Fellowship provides recipients with $1,000 in research support to be used during the fellowship year. -
VP for Research and Innovation (VPRI) Completion Awards
For faculty who will use the fellowship term to finish a project (article, book, book chapter, or edited volume) to be submitted for publication at the end of or immediately following the fellowship term.
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- Teaching Fellowships includes
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Regular OHC Teaching Fellowships
$4,500 in summer compensation to develop or redesign a course
Up to $1,000 in course enrichment funds -
The Sherl K. Coleman and Margaret E. Guitteau Professorship in the Humanities
$4,500 in summer compensation to develop or redesign a course
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The Robert F. and Evelyn Nelson Wulf Professorship in the Humanities
$4,500 in summer compensation to develop or redesign a course
Up to $4,000 in course enrichment funds
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- Dissertation Fellowships
- Off-campus speaking venues
Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies
The Center for Latino/a and Latin American Studies distributes small grants to UO faculty, students and community groups in order to encourage existing projects and collaborations, and to facilitate new ones. CLLAS funds summer research projects for graduate students. Grants for faculty and community groups are specifically intended to support collaborative research, teaching, and community outreach projects that are interdisciplinary, link more than one UO unit together, and involve the wider Eugene-Springfield or Oregon community. CLLAS particularly wants to encourage student/faculty/community collaborations and is especially interested in projects that have the potential to put Latino and Latin American Studies in conversation.
Center for the Study of Women in Society
The Center for the Study of Women in Society maintains a number of grant programs to support the work on women and gender initiated by University of Oregon faculty, staff (with the appropriate end degrees), and graduate students. The deadline for application for all 2019-20 faculty, staff, graduate, and undergraduate research grants is January 28, 2019, by 5 p.m.
Current grant programs:
Office of the Vice President for Research & Innovation
- VPRI Innovation Fund - an inter-disciplinary program designed to foster the accelerated translation of innovations developed at UO. The program provides translational research grant funding to enhance the probability that research discoveries will be transformed into new products, services, and companies that contribute to the Oregon economy. Awardees are expected to pursue additional funding with UO assistance to accelerate the impact of their research. Rolling Deadline.
Teaching Engagement Program
TEP supports teachers across rank and discipline, building an imaginative, resourceful, and connected campus-wide teaching culture. TEP promotes research-led teaching that activates students’ commitment to inquiry and brings faculty expertise to life.