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    Faculty Summer Research Grant Program

    ForecastedInternal — Western Washington University only

    Faculty Summer Research Grant Program supports Western Washington University faculty in summer research, scholarship, and creative work to advance their professional development and fields.

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    Humanities Research Grants and Fellowships

    Funder: Western Washington University

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (RSP deadline)

    Funding Amounts: $7,000 in summer salary support, distributed July–September

    Summary: Supports WWU faculty summer research, scholarship, and creative projects that advance professional development and their fields.

    Key Information: First-year faculty and recipients of the previous year's Summer Research Grant are ineligible.


    Description

    Western Washington University’s Faculty Summer Research Grant Program provides summer salary support for research, scholarly, and artistic or creative endeavors with strong potential to advance faculty members’ professional development and their fields. Funded by the Office of the Provost and administered through Research and Sponsored Programs (RSP), the program supports time for scholarly work rather than the development of curricular materials.

    Projects should clearly explain their motivating need, question, problem, or creative context, their significance, and potential benefits to the discipline, students, community, or other stakeholders. The program emphasizes feasible summer activities, clear milestones and endpoints, and plans to share results with intended audiences. Outputs may include publications, exhibitions, performances, external grant proposals, datasets, manuscripts, or other scholarly products. An interdisciplinary faculty committee recommends awards for approval by the Vice Provost for Research.


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