The Junior And Senior Faculty Research Grants In Humanities And Arts Program

The Junior and Senior Faculty Research Grants in Humanities and Arts Program at the University of Georgia supports tenured or tenure-track faculty in developing impactful research or creative projects. These grants serve as seed funding, fostering growth towards external awards and significant recognition through various forms of creative output. Proposals are welcomed annually, with eligibility limited to one submission per individual per year, ensuring focused and meaningful contributions to the humanities and arts.

The Willson Center awards grants through competitions. Aside from the Graduate Research Award, grants and fellowships are awarded primarily to University of Georgia tenured or tenure-track faculty.
The Junior And Senior Faculty Research Grants In Humanities And Arts Program
The goal of the Junior and Senior Faculty Research Grants in Humanities and Arts Program is to support and encourage the development of an impactful program of research or creative practice and activity by faculty in the humanities and arts. Grants are considered “seed money” for research, in that they should lead to the growth and development of continuing research or creative programs, in particular those that lead to external awards, grants, fellowships and other forms of significant recognition, including books, performances and installations. Proposals are solicited once per fiscal year.

Eligibility

Ranks: Assistant Professor, Associate Professor or ProfessorSubmission limited to one proposal per eligible individual per year

Ineligibility

Any faculty member that received an FRG within the last three years (an FY22 grant or later) is not eligible.