Mershon Center Cosponsorships support Ohio State units’ events and programming in international, national, and human security to connect diverse perspectives and advance the Center’s work.
Funder: Ohio State University
Due Dates: Rolling (Cosponsorship requests)
Funding Amounts: Up to $1,500
Summary: Supports Ohio State units’ events and programming aligned with international, national, and human security studies.
Key Information: Any Ohio State faculty or staff member may request support; Mershon affiliates are more likely to be approved.
Ohio State University’s Mershon Center for International Security Studies offers cosponsorships for events and programming hosted by other units that connect with its mission and constituency. Support is intended to benefit the Mershon community, Ohio State, and security studies by linking other units’ programming with the Center’s work.
The Center cultivates innovative research at the intersections of international, national, and human security. Its interests include diplomacy, conflict, peacemaking, governance, and cooperative problem-solving, with particular attention to the human and social dimensions of complex problems. It encourages interdisciplinary collaboration, engaged research, and activities with clear implications for policy or practice. Collaborative programming should serve a wider constituency and bring together multiple perspectives from within or beyond academia.