INSPIRE! Community Engaged Research Seed Grant Program

INSPIRE! Community Engaged Research Seed Grants are offered as part of the INSPIRE! Community Engaged Research Program administered by the Office of Research with support from the WSU Pullman Chancellor’s Office.

The 12-month Community Engaged Research Tier Three Seed Grants of up to $20,000 are intended to support WSU Pullman faculty who are currently established in community engaged research and/or creative activity.

A Notice of Intent is required to apply and is due in 2 weeks on March 15. Late NOIs will not be accepted. Proposals are due April 15, and the funding period begins July 1.

For more information, visit the Office of Research Advancement and Partnerships website or email or.orap.servicedesk@wsu.edu.

We look forward to supporting the crucial work you do!

By Cheryl Dykstra-Aiello, Office of Research Advancement and Partnerships
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