Faculty Internal Opportunities

CGS offers and facilitates a number of funding opportunities for international faculty research and teaching. See below for the latest grants, calls for proposals, and application deadlines. Contact CGS at cgs@uwyo.edu for more information.


CGS invites applications to support projects that advance international research, creativity, and engagement. Funding is up to $5000, and may be sought for research outside the US, research collaboration with a current or prospective UW international partner institution, or research focused on international topics relevant to UW and to Wyoming.

Funding is made possible by the UW Research and Economic Development Division and CGS donors.

If you have any questions, please reach out to REDD at resdev@uwyo.edu or CGS at cmf@uwyo.edu.

Applications are due February 14, 2025, at 5:00 pm, on the InfoReady application page.

 

CGSs aims to raise UW’s international profile for its outstanding research and creative activity by encouraging and supporting international conferences to be held at the University of Wyoming. To that end, we have developed a seed/planning grant program in collaboration with the Research and Economic Development Division (REDD).

Applications are now open for funding to support a conference in Fiscal Year 2027 (Fall 2026 - Summer 2027). The funding will be available to you in the year of your conference, and will enable you to launch your planning or your conference bid this year. Funding can be expanded in advance for events through Summer 2027.

If you have any questions, please reach out to REDD at resdev@uwyo.edu or CGS at cmf@uwyo.edu.

Applications are due by January 30, 2025 on the InfoReady application page.

 

In collaboration with REDD, CGS invites applications for travel grants up to $5000 to support work with international partners to identify collaborative research projects and develop a grant application in response to existing external funding calls.

If you have any questions regarding this application, please reach out to Warren Crawford at crawford@uwyo.edu or the Research Development Office at resdev@uwyo.edu.

Please review the CCG Funding Insight Newsletter and RFP criteria for application requirements and additional funding opportunities related to this seed funding. Applications are due September 30, 2024, at 5:00 pm on the InfoReady application page.

 

Awardees of external grants may apply for up to $2000 from CGS to support unfunded and necessary research expenses related to the funded project. Applicants must have received an external award of less than $7,000 for international research, in order to qualify.

Applications are reviewed on a case by case basis, and as funds allow. Funding supported by the UW Research and Economic Development Division. Contact cmf@uwyo.edu to discuss proposals.

 

Faculty who lead UW Study Abroad in Scotland may apply for $500 in research support to extend their work in-country.

Applications are reviewed on a case by case basis, and as funds allow. Funding supported by donors to UW in Scotland. Contact cmf@uwyo.edu to discuss proposals. UW in Scotland cohort faculty are preferred, but all may apply.

 

Multiple other funding opportunities are available through the Research and Economic Development Division. You can view their ongoing research and initiatives on their main page.

In successive years, pairs of UW faculty from different disciplines, and who have trained in the varied resources and transdisciplinary methods of the Abbotsford cohort, develop and teach a summer program in Scotland. Their courses typically have a first footprint at Abbotsford, then move on to other locations across the country. Courses embrace the varied resources of the region through transdisciplinary teaching.

Previous courses have included:

  • Castles, Crowns, and the Enlightenment: Identity, Power, and Ideas in Scotland and England
  • Wyoming in Scotland: Inspiration, Imagination, Innovation
  • Earth, Energy, & Culture in Scotland
  • Scottish Rural Spaces: From Ancient Fields and Forests to Modern Food Systems
  • Stealing Culture: The Intersection of Criminal Law and Museum Studies

Next call for proposals will be available soon.

 


 

 
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Email: cgs@uwyo.edu

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