This funding opportunity is not intended to duplicate university funding opportunities available for traditional research and creativity activities. Proposals in such categories as pedagogy, curriculum, technology, student support services, and community programs, are eligible for consideration.

The center would prefer to fund projects limited to a maximum funding of $5,000.

Return on the Center's investment is important, but will not preclude consideration of non-revenue-generating proposals. The Center may retain the rights to projects that raise revenues for the Center.

Funds may be used in any manner allowed by State regulations, including but not limited to RA/TA support, student wages, salary, and capital equipment.

Full-time faculty and staff are eligible to submit proposals except that members of the steering committee may not be the principal proposers on grant applications.

The Center will require a follow-up report.