Each fall, FACET associate directors submit to the FACET office proposals to sponsor or co-sponsor campus teaching and learning events. The proposals will be judged on the basis of the significance of the anticipated outcomes for improving teaching and student learning. Proposals reflecting multi-campus or multi-institution speakers will be given higher priority. No funding will be provided for events that have already occurred.
Proposal Deadline: Preference is given to proposals submitted by August 1 each year; funds will continue to be awarded on a rolling basis.
Award Amount: the August 1 grant requests will be considered up to $2,500 per campus. Funds will be sent to a campus FACET account managed by the campus associate directors—campus FACET accounts should not exceed $2,500 ($1,500 for IU Columbus) in value as a result of the August 1st grant.
Additional award amounts: The maximum amount of funds disbursed in any year for all funded proposals will be $21,500. The FACET office will notify the associate directorsof additional available funds after the August 1st mini-grant proposals are awarded.
Guidelines:
- Description of Project: Please tell us about the speaker you wish to invite and the nature of the overall event. If this is a multi-campus or multi-institution project, please describe the nature of the multi-campus or multi-institution involvement.
- Number of People Expected to Attend: Estimate the number of people expected to attend; if multi-campus or multi-institution, estimate the number of people expected to attend from each campus. Be sure to specify how this estimate was reached. For example, if this conference was held last year, what was the attendance then?
- Campuses Involved, if multi-campus or multi-institution
- Co-sponsors: Outline who will be contributing to the direct costs for this eventand the amount provided by each sponsor. Please note that, ideally, the programming mini-grant should not cover all direct costs for this event.
- Budget: Please indicate only direct costs.
- Outcomes: Outline your proposed method for determining the success of this event. Will there be a method for disseminating the information to individuals not able to attend the event? In what way might students be included or benefit from this program?