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Grant Guidelines:

Faculty and student projects are eligible for Applied Ethics grants.
Collaborative projects and multi-disciplinary/ interdisciplinary approaches are encouraged.
Applications for projects that are intended to evolve into ongoing University programs must demonstrate how the proposed project will be “mainstreamed” and how it will become sustainable financially. The Program in Applied Ethics cannot provide ongoing support for University programming.
Individual faculty projects are not the main focus of Applied Ethics grants.

Applications:

Applications for projects will be reviewed by the Applied Ethics Advisory Board, which is chaired by the Associate Dean for Humanities and Social Sciences, and includes one faculty member from each CAS division, appointed by the CAS Dean, and one faculty member from the Boler School of Business, appointed by the Dean of the Boler School.

Application Deadlines:
Proposal deadline for Fall Semester projects is May 1st.
Proposal deadline for Spring Semester projects is October 1st.

Applied Ethics Grant Application

Applicant Name

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First	Last

Applicant Banner Number

Applicant Phone

Applicant Email

Are you a faculty member or a student?

faculty

student

Co-Applicant Name

Co-Applicant First Name	Co-Applicant Last Name
Co-Applicant First Name	Co-Applicant Last Name

Department / Program / Student Organization

Title / Name of Proposed Project

Project Goal(s) and Alignment with Applied Ethics Program Guidelines

Description of Proposed Project

Project Timetable

Anticipated Impact of the Project

Description of How the Project will be Assessed

Please attach your proposed budget, including other/additional sources of funding, and any other supplemental information.

Unlimited number of files can be uploaded to this field.
100 MB limit.
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A Project Report to the Applied Ethics Advisory Board is due at the end of the semester in which the project is funded. If the Project is implemented over the course of more than one semester, a short interim report should be submitted to the Advisory Board at the end of each semester, and a final project report at the end of the final semester of funding.

For further information about the Program in Applied Ethics, please contact Dr. Rodney Hessinger, Associate Dean for Humanities and Social Sciences, and Chair of the Applied Ethics Advisory Board, at rhessinger@jcu.edu.

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College of Arts & Sciences

Applied Ethics

Applied Ethics Grant Application

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