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How to Apply for the New Directions in Global Scholarship


Proposals in this program are developed by two or more faculty members and are submitted through the campus Alliance liaison from one of the participating GLCA campuses. Kenyon's Campus Alliance Liaison is: Irene Lopez 

Complete Submission includes the following:


Submission Summary Page 
Word version of this summary form found here: 

This summary includes:

●  Names of Proposers
●  Emails of Proposers
●  Institutions of Proposers

●  Project title
●  Keywords
●  Amount Requested
●  Abstract (~250 words)


Project Narrative
The narrative should be no longer than five (5) pages and should address:

International Dimension. 
What are the project’s goals? In what ways does the proposed work extend the faculty member’s work internationally? 


Collaboration. 
Does the project include faculty members from Alliance schools with the requisite expertise to help the proposer achieve the project’s objectives? If students are included, what is their role and is their involvement meaningful?


Feasibility. 
Is the project practical and cost effective?


Impact. 
By what means will you determine if the project’s goals have been met? If appropriate, what plans are there for the dissemination of the results or outcomes of the project?


Project Budget
Proposers must provide a reasonable budget that is aligned with the project’s goals and plan of action. GLCA faculty members may request support for travel, up to four weeks of summer stipend ($600/week), and a small amount for materials (books, videos, etc.). The budget may include a line to cover 7.65% for the employer paid portion of FICA/Medicare on stipends.

Equipment will not be funded. Support for GLCA students includes travel and up to four weeks of summer stipend ($340/week). A summer stipend for a faculty member from a non-U.S. Alliance school can be included, but must be spread across both instructors for a total of no more than four weeks. For example, the U.S. and non-U.S. course partners could each receive two weeks of stipend.


Curriculum vitae
Please submit a cv for all project participants.

PROPOSAL FORMAT
Times New Roman; 12 point font
One-inch margins 
Single spaced
Numbered pages


PROPOSAL REVIEW
Proposals will be reviewed using the process that was applied to proposals to the New Directions Initiative and to the Expanding Collaborations program; that is, proposals will be reviewed by GLCA staff with a recommendation made to the GLCA chief academic officers for approval.

DEADLINE: ROLLING

REPORTING REQUIREMENTS
Projects funded through the Global Crossroads Initiative require an end-of-project report. Each report should describe project outcomes in relation to project goals and provide an accounting of how funds have been spent. Reports should be sent to Simon Gray, the Global Alliance program officer (gray@glca.org).

Contact Information:

Irene López, PhD.
Kenyon College
Department of Psychology
203 North College Road
Samuel Mather 302
Gambier, Ohio 43022
United States


OFFICE: (740) 427-5373
FAX:     (740) 427-5237 
EMAIL: lopezi@kenyon.edu
Twitter: @ProfIreneLopez


  • About Me
  • Teaching
    • Teaching Philosophy >
      • Culturally Responsive Pedagogy
      • Samples of Innovative Teaching
    • My Teaching Blog
    • International Teaching >
      • Kenyon Copenhagen (2021)
      • Franklin University Switzerland
      • Ecuador - USFQ (2020)
      • Fulbright in Hungary! (Spring 2020)
      • Saudi Arabia - Effat University (2016)
      • Kenyon in Rome (2012) >
        • Snapshots of Rome
        • Rome >
          • Visit to Insane Asylum (Santa Maria della Pieta)
        • Travel throughout Italy >
          • Abruzzo
          • Pompeii
          • Venice
          • Florence
          • Siena
          • Fumone
      • Semester At Sea (2010) >
        • Japan
        • China
        • Viet Nam
        • India
        • Mauritius
        • South Africa
        • Ghana
        • Brazil
    • Teaching Awards >
      • Henry David International Mentoring Award (2015)
      • Trustee Teaching Award
    • Students >
      • Need a Recommendation?
  • Research
    • Areas of Interest >
      • Acculturation
      • Ataques de Nervios
      • Class
      • Skin Color
    • CV
    • Citations >
      • Academia.Edu
      • Research Gate
  • Service
    • Focus Groups with Syrian Refugees (2014)
    • APA Delegation to Cuba (2012)
  • Photovoice
    • Photovoice in Puerto Rico
    • Photovoice in Haiti
    • Photovoice in the Dominican Republic
    • Photography Project with Rania Matar
  • Photography
  • Review Materials
  • Blogs