Conference Grants support Spectrum advocates presenting practical or research-based work at peer-reviewed international conferences to promote scholarship on the Spectrum of Teaching Styles.
Funder: Spectrum of Teaching Styles
Due Dates: No fixed application deadline | January 1, 2026 (eligible conferences begin) | December 30, 2026 (eligible conferences end) | Before presentation date (acceptance letter)
Funding Amounts: $1,500 per mini-grant; online support covers only conference registration
Summary: Supports practical or research-based presentations about the Spectrum of Teaching Styles at peer-reviewed international conferences.
Key Information: Awards are paid to the principal presenter’s nonprofit university, institution, or school, not directly to individuals.
The Spectrum Institute for Teaching and Learning (SITL) offers these competitive mini-grants to promote and enhance scholarship specifically related to the Spectrum of Teaching Styles. The program supports Spectrum advocates presenting practical or research-based work at international-level conferences where presentation abstracts undergo peer review. The presentation must address the Spectrum itself.
Support is available for both in-person and online presentations. In-person awards help defray conference registration, travel, and accommodation expenses associated with presenting. Online support is limited to the conference registration fee. The program accepts applications from master’s and doctoral students, university faculty, teachers, and coaches, with funding routed through the principal presenter’s nonprofit institution.