Supports planning activities in EPSCoR-eligible regions to build research capacity and prepare for future E-RISE or E-CORE infrastructure proposals, focusing on coordination and capacity-building, not research data collection.
The National Endowment for the Humanities supports HBCU faculty and staff pursuing research or scholarly projects in the humanities, focusing on American history, culture, or Western civilization.
This grant supports Hispanic-Serving Institutions in developing innovative education, research, and community programs that benefit all students and can serve as models for other schools.
ACLS Project Grants for HBCU Faculty support HBCU scholars developing research-grounded projects in the humanities, interpretive social sciences, and higher education to advance scholarship and teaching.
ACLS HBCU Faculty Fellowships support faculty at historically Black colleges and universities with research time and resources to advance original humanities and interpretive social science scholarship.