The CASJE Applied Research Fellowship trains postdoctoral scholars in applied research to address key challenges in Jewish education and communal organizations through mentored projects and professional development.
Research Grants on Education: Small supports scholars pursuing rigorous, field-initiated education research to develop foundational knowledge, improve education, and shape educational discourse.
Research Grants on Education: Large supports research teams studying education, funding rigorous academic inquiry to build foundational knowledge that can shape discourse and improve education.
This grant supports independent scholars and contingent faculty in Jewish Studies by funding research expenses like travel, archival access, and childcare to advance significant scholarly projects.
The Channing Briggs Small Research Grants and will provide funding of small grants up to $5,000 to graduate students, student affairs professionals, faculty members, and research teams studying significant issues to build knowledge, connect theory and practice, and advance innovation.