Mershon Center Programming Grant
Internal — Ohio State University only
The Mershon Center Programming Grant at Ohio State University funds interdisciplinary research programming to advance security studies and foster collaborative academic engagement.
Funder: Ohio State University
Due Dates: Rolling
Funding Amounts: No fixed amount; funding determined competitively based on program scope and Center resources.
Summary: Supports interdisciplinary research-related programming (conferences, workshops, lecture series, training) advancing security studies and collaboration at Ohio State.
Key Information: Collaborative, multi-unit proposals strongly preferred; individuals must show broad Mershon participation.
Description
The Mershon Center Programming Grant at Ohio State University funds conferences, workshops, lecture series, and training programs that advance interdisciplinary dialogue and engagement in international, national, and human security studies. The grant is designed to foster innovative programming that connects multiple perspectives, encourages collaboration across university units, and serves a broad constituency at Ohio State. Proposals are evaluated for scholarly merit, alignment with the Mershon Center’s mission, and their potential to cultivate robust, multi-perspectival conversations involving both junior and senior scholars.
