Mershon Center Residency Grant
The Mershon Center Residency Grant at Ohio State University supports extended residencies for scholars or practitioners to advance research and collaboration on security studies.
Funder: Ohio State University
Due Dates: Rolling (applications reviewed as received)
Funding Amounts: Amount not specified; funding supports extended campus residency and may be partial or negotiated.
Summary: Supports bringing a scholar or practitioner to Ohio State for an extended residency to foster dialogue and collaboration on security issues.
Key Information: PI must be Ohio State faculty or affiliate; collaborative, multi-unit proposals preferred; no salary replacement or guaranteed office space.
Description
The Mershon Center Residency Grant is designed to bring a scholar or practitioner to the Ohio State University campus for an extended period, facilitating sustained engagement with the Mershon Center for International Security Studies community. The residency aims to enrich the intellectual life of the Center by fostering interdisciplinary dialogue and collaboration around international, national, or human security issues. The structure and duration of the residency are flexible and tailored to maximize mutual benefit, with a strong emphasis on multi-perspectival exchange and meaningful contribution to the Center’s mission.
