The Faculty Scholarly Excellence Award
ForecastedInternal — John Jay College of Criminal Justice only
The Faculty Scholarly Excellence Award supports John Jay faculty through reassigned teaching time, recognizing exceptional scholarship from the prior three years as part of efforts to promote faculty scholarship.
Funder: John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Two courses of reassigned time per recipient during the following academic year; up to five recipients
Summary: Recognizes John Jay faculty for exceptional scholarship demonstrated during the previous three calendar years.
Key Information: Restricted to tenure-track or tenured faculty at John Jay College of Criminal Justice.
Description
The Faculty Scholarly Excellence Award is a retrospective faculty achievement award administered by John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Office for Advancement of Research (OAR). It recognizes exceptional scholarship demonstrated during the previous three calendar years, rather than supporting a proposed research project. The award is part of OAR’s annual competitive award programs and its broader work to promote faculty scholarship.
Up to five faculty members receive recognition through two courses of reassigned teaching time during the following academic year. The program pairs acknowledgment of demonstrated scholarly excellence with a change in recipients’ teaching responsibilities. It is listed among the college’s internal funding opportunities for tenure-track and tenured faculty.
