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    Faculty Scholarship Funding Program

    Internal — John Jay College of Criminal Justice only

    Faculty Scholarship Funding Program supports John Jay faculty with data collection, analysis, and creative production costs to help them publish significant scholarship or produce creative work.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Applications will generally be reviewed in the month after receipt, and second-Thursday decisions are now a goal rather than a firm commitment. Awards changed from a $3,000 cap to generally under $3,000 per request; project summaries now have a two-page maximum rather than a required two-page length.

    Funder: John Jay College of Criminal Justice

    Due Dates: Rolling (monthly review)

    Funding Amounts: Generally under $3,000 per request

    Summary: Supports John Jay faculty in publishing significant scholarly work or producing creative work.

    Key Information: Awardees must publish or produce the funded work within one year of receiving funding.


    Description

    Faculty Scholarship is an internal funding program administered by John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Office for Advancement of Research (OAR). It supports faculty efforts toward publishing a significant work of scholarship or mounting a creative work, including a performance, art exhibition, or musical composition. The intended outcome is a published book, an article in a peer-reviewed journal, or production of the funded creative work.

    The program connects support for data collection, analysis, and creative production with those scholarly outcomes. Funding can help faculty travel to libraries, archives, or other research sites, purchase software or equipment needed for analysis, or cover costs associated with mounting creative work.


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