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    Support for Faculty Scholars Award

    Internal — Western Michigan University only

    Support for Faculty Scholars Award supports WMU faculty research, creative activities, and dissemination to advance original scholarship and strengthen faculty and university scholarly reputations.

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    Humanities Research Grants and Fellowships

    Funder: Western Michigan University

    Due Dates: January 23, 2027 (Applications open) | February 27, 2027 (Full application deadline) | End of April 2027 (Award notification)

    Funding Amounts: Up to $2,000 for one year, July 1, 2027–June 30, 2028

    Summary: Supports WMU faculty research, creative activities, and dissemination that strengthen faculty and university scholarly reputations.

    Key Information: Applicants must hold board-appointed faculty rank and belong to WMU’s bargaining unit when proposals are due.


    Description

    Western Michigan University’s Support for Faculty Scholars Award (SFSA) advances the university’s research mission by supporting research and creative activities that may not lead to external funding but enhance and sustain the scholarly reputation of WMU and its faculty. It supports the organizational phases of establishing projects, exploration of new research or creative areas, dissemination of original scholarship or work, and associated professional collaborations.

    The program prioritizes original and significant disciplinary contributions, timely dissemination of findings or creative products, and work that strengthens faculty and university reputations. The Research Policies Council oversees the program and assesses its outcomes, while an Office of Research and Innovation coordinator administers award activity. A council screening subcommittee reviews proposals for merit and contribution to scholarship.


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