Internal Funding Opportunities

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POC: researchdevelopment@tamucc.edu 

Available funds: Varies
Full proposal due: Ongoing
Award period: Funds will need to be used in the fiscal year for which they are allocated
Application: Contact researchdevelopment@tamucc.edu 
Objective: To support the development of competitive proposals by faculty members and research scientists/fellows
Eligibility: Faculty members and research scientists/fellows

The program supports faculty members by providing funds to help with proposal development and writing to external research funding opportunities.

Overview

• Open to proposals from all colleges and research centers and institutes on campus
• All requests for grant writers or consultant require Dean or Center/Institute Director approval
• Institutional priorities and research objectives will be considered, for example, campus leadership may decide to dedicate some of the funding to strategic initiatives
• Applicants may select their own grant writers after R&I reviews and approves them. Applicants may also request the division to recommend pre-approved grant writers and consultants.
• Upon submission of a proposal, R&I will survey the team to learn the quality of their grant writer or consultant and will review agency comments on all proposals written by contractors

Office of Research Engagement Impact Multiplier Grant

POC: Joseph Miller, Joseph.Miller@tamucc.edu

Available funds: $1,000 to $7,500
Deadline:  TBA
Number of Awards: 2 or more
Application: Click Here
Objective: Impact Multiplier Grants aim to foster and facilitate community engagement using existing TAMU-CC research, talent, knowledge, and resources to create a positive impact for the public.
Eligibility: Staff and faculty members at TAMU-CC

Impact Multiplier Grant proposals can be a standalone project, a proof of concept for a larger program, or an extension of an existing program's broader impacts. Impact Multiplier applications will be evaluated on how well TAMU-CC intellectual capital, research, knowledge, and activities will be disseminated and applied outside of the University to address, for example, economic and social issues in the community. Awarded Impact Multiplier Grants will utilize research engagement, educational processes, or other institutional activities to create broader impacts. Awarded grants should have a timeline of completion within 18 months after the award date. For more information click here.

Contact your chair or research enhancement committee member for more information. 

Consult with your center director, chair or dean about funds that may be available to support research.