All applications are due at 3:00 PM on the date specified.
Deadlines: Applicable Fiscal Year: July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023
| Application deadline | Committee recommendation | Dean’s decision | Period covered |
| Aug 15 | Sep 7 | Sep 14 | Oct – Dec |
| Nov 3 | Nov 29 | Dec 6 | Jan – Mar |
| Feb 9 | Mar 1 | Mar 7 | Apr – Jun |
| Apr 13 (next FY) | May 12 | May 23 | Jul – Sep |
Eligibility
All full-time faculty members in the Swain Family School of Science & Mathematics.
Application Form
Applicants must use the current application form and provide all indicated information within the document.
Submission Procedure
An electronic version, which must be signed by the department head, is submitted via the Submit Application form. You don’t need to submit a printed copy to the Dean’s office.
Funding Limits
The total funding limit for fiscal year will remain at $2,000 per person. Multiple applications are permitted, but the approval of subsequent applications may be subject to considerations of an equitable allocation of opportunities.
Supported Expenses
Faculty Development & Presentation Grants support the professional development of faculty by funding the presentation of faculty research and opportunities to improve their teaching and research. Read the specific Criteria for Faculty Development & Presentation Grants before completing an application. The application must address at least one of the listed criteria. Also, note the types of expenditures that are excluded under these criteria. Activities which do not meet the listed criteria may be approved only in rare exceptions and require extraordinary justification. General restrictions on expenses may be found in the Budget Guidelines and FAQ.
Review Process
The school’s Faculty Grants Committee will rank applications on a scale of 0 to 3, where 0 means do not fund, 1 means fund if resources are available, 2 means recommended for funding, and 3 means recommended with a high priority. The committee will consider the clarity with which the proposed activities are presented, the degree to which the criteria are met, the clarity with which the proposed benefits to the applicant and The Citadel are presented, the apparent feasibility of the proposed activity, and cost effectiveness of the proposed expenditures.