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    Senior Scholar Release

    ForecastedInternal — John Jay College of Criminal Justice only

    Senior Scholar Release supports senior John Jay College faculty with teaching release to devote time to planned scholarship or creative projects in pursuit of a major scholarly outcome or creative work.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Senior Scholar Release awards now provide one course (3 credit hours) of release time, down from 1–2 courses. Project summaries are now limited to two pages instead of 2–5 pages, and the stated annual cap of ten courses has been removed.

    Funder: John Jay College of Criminal Justice

    Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Annual competitive award)

    Funding Amounts: One course (3 credit hours) of release time for the subsequent academic year

    Summary: Supports senior John Jay faculty working toward a major scholarly outcome or creative project through teaching release.

    Key Information: Applicants must be at least three years post-tenure and have no other sources of course release.


    Description

    The Senior Scholar Release program is an annual competitive award administered by John Jay College of Criminal Justice’s Office for Advancement of Research (OAR). It provides dedicated time away from teaching for tenured Associate Professors and full Professors pursuing a major scholarly outcome or creative project.

    The program supports planned scholarship and creative work during the academic year following the award. Rather than providing direct funding for project expenses, it offers course release to faculty who have no other source of teaching release. Applications must explain the planned work and why it requires the requested release time. The Research Advisory Council reviews proposals, and OAR announces award decisions.


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