Emergency Research and Scholarly Activity Funding
John Jay College offers emergency funding for faculty research addressing urgent, unforeseen events such as disasters, new legislative priorities, or sudden budget cuts requiring rapid scholarly response.
Funder: John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Due Dates: Rolling (applications reviewed monthly; first-come, first-served)
Funding Amounts: Average award: $6,000; individual awards may vary; funds are limited
Summary: Supports urgent, time-sensitive research or scholarly projects at John Jay College, including disaster response, new legislative priorities, or unexpected budget cuts.
Key Information: Funds are limited and awarded on a first-come, first-served basis; early inquiry is strongly advised.
Description
This internal funding program at John Jay College of Criminal Justice provides support for research and scholarly activities that address urgent and time-sensitive needs. It is specifically designed for situations such as disasters, unanticipated events requiring rapid response, new legislative funding priorities with immediate deadlines, or sudden budget cuts that could jeopardize the success of ongoing projects. The program is not intended to cover needs that could have been anticipated as part of normal research planning.
