Proposals for the 2025-26 academic year will be accepted through 8:00 am, <\/strong>March 9, 2026<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The Center for Teaching and Learning annually awards up to $5,000 for a project that will develop, implement, and assess a teaching innovation, pending program funding approval. Successful projects must meet two primary goals. First, this is a program-level grant. As such, the grant can only be awarded to a department\/program or to a cross-disciplinary collaboration. The grant is not awarded to individuals or for course-level work. Second, the grant is for a teaching innovation. Even though the innovation might be deployed at the course-level, it\u2013 and not the course \u2013 should be at the center of your project. The ideal project would be transferable across programs and to a broader segment of the institution.<\/p>\n Projects focused primarily on the development of a single course by a single professor are ineligible for this grant.<\/p>\n This is a program grant and is therefore awarded to a department\/program or to a cross-disciplinary collaboration, not to an individual. The Primary Investigator (PI) must be a tenured or tenure-track full-time faculty member in any department or college that reports directly to Academic Affairs. Faculty in the first or second year of a 3-year term may also apply as the PI on behalf of their respective projects. Administrators at the rank of Dean or above may not apply as the PI.<\/p>\n Submit your proposal by completing the application form below. You will be asked to upload several documents, which are described below.<\/p>\nAbout the Hedrick Program Grant<\/h2>\n
Eligibility<\/h2>\n
How to Apply<\/h2>\n