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    Enhanced Travel

    Internal — John Jay College of Criminal Justice only

    Enhanced Travel supports John Jay faculty scholars with funding for personally invited talks, special workshops, trainings, and keynote addresses that could significantly shape their professional paths.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Faculty are now limited to two Enhanced Travel awards per academic/fiscal year. Applications will generally be reviewed in the month after receipt, rather than under the previous monthly schedule without that cutoff; decisions by the second Thursday are now a goal rather than a firm commitment.

    Funder: John Jay College of Criminal Justice

    Due Dates: Rolling (monthly review)

    Funding Amounts: Requests up to $2,000 per faculty member; maximum two awards per academic/fiscal year

    Summary: Supports distinctive travel opportunities that could significantly influence a John Jay faculty scholar’s professional trajectory.

    Key Information: Travel to present papers accepted through a public call or invitation to a standard academic conference is ineligible.


    Description

    Enhanced Travel is an internal funding program administered by the Office for Advancement of Research (OAR) at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. It supports major travel opportunities with the potential to significantly influence a faculty scholar’s professional trajectory, rather than routine participation in the general round of academic conferences in their discipline.

    Supported opportunities include personally invited talks, special workshops or trainings, and keynote addresses at major conferences. The emphasis is on the significance of the particular invitation or activity for the scholar’s professional development. Applicants must explain what distinguishes the opportunity from ordinary conference participation and why departmental travel funding cannot cover it.


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