Campus Compact's Engaged Scholars Initiative is a year-long program for early-career faculty and staff to develop leadership and research in community-engaged scholarship.
Campus Compact's Faculty Development grant supports early-career faculty and staff in advancing community-engaged scholarship through a year-long, cohort-based professional development program.
Supports doctoral students and faculty mentors in year-long research collaborations focused on social sciences or humanities, with joint conference participation and emphasis on scholarship and professional development.
The Hellison Interdisciplinary Research Grant supports kinesiology researchers and collaborators in other fields to conduct original applied research with potential impact on the profession, communities, or society.
The Neuroscience Scholars Program from the Society for Neuroscience offers two years of research training, mentorship, and professional development for U.S. graduate students and postdocs in neuroscience.