Research in the Classroom (RIC) Grants support CUNY faculty in bringing authentic research into undergraduate courses to expand hands-on learning and assess student learning outcomes.
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Funder: City University of New York
Due Dates: Due Dates (Anticipated): Not yet announced
Funding Amounts: Up to $10,000 per fellowship; 16 grants funded in AY2025–2026
Summary: Supports CUNY faculty in integrating authentic research into undergraduate courses and assessing student learning outcomes.
Key Information: Open to full-time CUNY faculty, including tenured faculty, tenure-track faculty, and lecturers.
Research in the Classroom (RIC), administered by the CUNY Office of Research, supports the incorporation of authentic research activities into undergraduate courses. The initiative connects faculty research with classroom teaching, giving students hands-on research experience through experiential learning while advancing faculty research and pedagogical skills.
The program aims to engage more CUNY students in research-based learning and help faculty integrate research into teaching. Projects include course designs and assessment of student outcomes, such as increased self-confidence, skills acquisition, and classroom engagement. Awardees implement their course designs during the award year and share their syllabi and curricular materials as Open Educational Resources through CUNY Academic Works.