Internal Funding
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The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) works closely with the Dean of Faculty’s Office and the Faculty Scholarship and Grants Committee to provide competitive internal funding opportunities to support faculty research in all disciplines, creative writing, artistic performances, and pedagogical scholarship. This includes, but is not limited to: sabbaticals and leaves, publication costs, research travel and materials, pedagogical tuition fees, guest scholars, artists, and writers, and much more.
Provides funding for scholarship, creative production, or other professional development in all disciplines.
Three academic year deadlines (October, January, April).
Bates Faculty Development Fund
Provides funding for scholarship, creative production, or other professional development in all disciplines.
Three academic year deadlines (October, January, April).
Bates Faculty Development Fund
Scholars, practitioners, or other experts work with students to develop the skills, knowledge, and growth within the classroom experience.
Four academic year deadlines (September, November, March, May).
Learning Associates for the Humanities & Social Sciences
Scholars, practitioners, or other experts work with students to develop the skills, knowledge, and growth within the classroom experience.
Four academic year deadlines (September, November, March, May).
Learning Associates for the Humanities & Social Sciences
Supporting language and research-related pedagogy to faculty teaching Chinese, French, German, Greek, Japanese, Latin, Russian, and Spanish.
Rolling application deadlines.
NEH Fund for Language Teaching Support
Supporting language and research-related pedagogy to faculty teaching Chinese, French, German, Greek, Japanese, Latin, Russian, and Spanish.
Rolling application deadlines.
NEH Fund for Language Teaching Support
A new initiative to celebrate, share, and spotlight the outstanding pedagogical and creative work being done by Bates scholars.
Interested? Find out more…Feed Your Mind!
A new initiative to celebrate, share, and spotlight the outstanding pedagogical and creative work being done by Bates scholars.
Interested? Find out more…