Office of Research Programs
Faculty Bridge Funding Program
The purpose of the Bridge Funding Program is to provide interim resources to Syracuse University faculty to ensure the continuation of research efforts that have demonstrated a high likelihood of securing federal funding. It is intended to support the research activities of projects for which no other funding resources are immediately available. Bridge Funding is not intended to seed-fund new research projects, to support new directions in research, or to restart research programs that have not received external funding for more than three years. Awards, if approved, will be made on a rolling basis. Proposals should be submitted at least one month prior to the necessary start date to allow for review and processing time.
Faculty Creative Activities and Research (FCAR) Grant Program
The purpose of this intramural grant program is to support research and creative endeavors and increase high-quality scholarly output by Syracuse University faculty. The program provides up to $5,000 for one-year projects in order to support new research and creative endeavors and increase high-quality scholarly output by faculty. We anticipate that the FCAR Grant Program will be offered two times annually to provide flexibility for faculty to request funding. Funding will roughly align with projects starting in the fall and spring semesters.
Team Building for Large, Collaborative Grants
This internal award program aims to develop and support collaborative teams interested in pursuing large, multi-investigator, center-level external funding for research that requires a team-science approach. These awards, intended for researchers with a track record of securing sponsored funding, aim to facilitate the development of collaborative research teams and support planning activities that enable the submission of a competitive research proposal to an external sponsor. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
WRAP Funding
This internal grant opportunity is designed to support faculty in “wrapping up” their single-author book projects. Given the increasing costs associated with book publishing, the WRAP, or “Writing and Publishing,” program will help offset costs associated with the final stages of publication/production, when a book will soon appear in print (or on digital platforms).
Spring 2025 Deadline: March 5, 2025, 5:00 pm
Other Syracuse University Programs
Art Museum Faculty Fellow Program