Dickey Center Research Programs
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Requests for funding during the 2020-21 year will be considered at reduced award levels given our virtual environment.
An internationally engaged faculty is vital to the Dickey Center mission of promoting international understanding at Dartmouth. The Dickey Center invites faculty to submit grants for support of up to $3500 for international research and up to $600 for international conference travel. Only one grant per faculty member is allowed within 12 months of previous funding.
Please see the growing list of grants made by the Dickey Center to internationally-engaged scholarship at Dartmouth.
International research travel grants of up to $3500 allow travel abroad to access scholarly resources and/or engage with international research partners. Review criteria will include:
Grants of up to $600 are made to faculty traveling internationally to present scholarship at international conferences. Preference will be given to requests for travel by faculty presenting scholarship that is aligned with one or more of the Dickey Center's five “pillar” areas of scholarship: security, global health, the environment/Arctic, human development, and gender.
Grant recipients will be asked to submit a brief report of up to 500 words and at least one photo relevant to grant activities to be used in Dickey Center outreach and communications.
Funding applications must be received at least one term prior to intended activity. For 2020-21, due dates are:
To apply, please fill out this webform.
Questions concerning funding support from the Dickey Center should be directed to Melody Brown Burkins, PhD, Associate Director for Programs & Research (6-2053).