Research funding
Education
600+ open programsCatalog updated
Education funding in this catalog is two different things sharing a label, and separating them saves time.
The first is education research: studies of learning, teaching, policy and assessment, funded by the Spencer Foundation and by the discipline's own societies. The second is money for educational activity, meaning scholarships, program grants and capacity funding aimed at schools and community organizations. Community foundations dominate that second group, which is why the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation and the Community Foundation of Noble County appear near the top. Their programs are restricted to their own service areas.
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General awards and program grants outnumber research projects roughly three to one, so a researcher scanning this list should expect to skip a lot. The median award is $5,000 and the range is wider than any other discipline hub, because state agencies publish whole programs worth millions alongside society awards worth a few hundred dollars.
Discipline-specific education research, meaning physics, mathematics, medical and geoscience education, is here rather than in the subject hubs.
Open programs 600+
Celebrate Community Fund - Community Foundation of Noble County
Community Foundation of Noble County offers the Celebrate Community Fund to provide grants supporting the Celebrate Diversity Project, financing programs that promote cultural awareness and understanding in Noble County, Indiana (e.g., school-wide cultural studies, translation of materials, and community cultural events).
- Deadline
- Amount
- Not listed
CHEST and APCCMPD Medical Educator Diversity Scholar Fellowship Award
APCCMPD and CHEST fund the Medical Educator Diversity Scholar Fellowship to support ACGME fellows pursuing careers in pulmonary and critical care medical education with mentorship, protected mentor time, coursework, and a one-year medical education research project.
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- Amount
- $35,000
CCCC Tribal College Faculty Fellowship
The Conference on College Composition and Communication (CCCC) / NCTE is offering two $1,500 Tribal College Faculty Fellowships to support faculty at tribally controlled colleges and Native American–Serving Nontribal Institutions (NASNTIs) to attend the CCCC Convention (April 14–17, 2027, Milwaukee, WI).
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- Amount
- $1,500
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