Cornell PCCW Grants fund research and academic projects that promote leadership, mentorship, and gender equity, supporting women’s advancement within the Cornell community.
CCSS + CPC Grant Development Program supports Cornell social and population scientists with workshops, writing incubators, and expert feedback to develop competitive external research proposals.
Grant Preparation Funds: For Center, Training, and Collaborative Research Project Proposals support Cornell research teams with proposal preparation to pursue major external research and training awards.
Seed Grants at Cornell University support faculty social science research, funding direct research activities to build collaborations, attract external funding, or advance scholarly or policy outcomes.
CCSS Seed Grants — Research Grants support Cornell faculty social science research to advance scholarship, build collaborations, generate policy impact, and strengthen prospects for external funding.
Cornell University's Humanities Research Grants support faculty-led humanities research, collaboration, translation, and student engagement to advance innovative scholarship.