Building Green Building Research Capacity in Oregon
GrantID: 13059
Grant Funding Amount Low: $60,000
Deadline: December 15, 2022
Grant Amount High: $60,000
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Grant Overview
Oregon Priority Outcomes for Fellowship to Support Scholars Researching and Working in the Humanities and Social Sciences
Target Outcomes for Oregon Scholars
The Fellowship to support original research from scholars working in a broad range of fields within the humanities and social sciences aims to advance knowledge and understanding of the complexities of Oregon's diverse communities. The Oregon Humanities Council, a state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, is a key partner in this initiative. The Council has a long history of supporting humanities-based projects that explore the state's rich cultural heritage. By supporting scholars researching and working in Oregon, this fellowship seeks to foster a deeper understanding of the state's unique challenges and opportunities.
Oregon's diverse geography, from the rugged coastline to the rural eastern region, and its demographic features, such as the growing Hispanic population, distinguish it from other states. The state's economy, driven by industries like technology, healthcare, and agriculture, presents opportunities for scholars to explore the intersection of economic development and cultural identity. For instance, researchers can investigate how the tech industry is influencing the state's cultural landscape or examine the impact of agricultural practices on rural communities. By focusing on Oregon-specific topics, scholars can contribute to a nuanced understanding of the state's complexities.
Measuring Success in Oregon
The success of this fellowship will be measured by the quality and relevance of the research produced by Oregon-based scholars. The Banking Institution, as the funder, will assess the impact of the fellowship on the state's humanities and social sciences community. The institution will look for research that sheds new light on Oregon's history, culture, and society, and that has the potential to inform policy and practice. For example, a scholar might conduct research on the history of Oregon's coastal communities, highlighting their resilience in the face of economic and environmental challenges. Another researcher might explore the experiences of Oregon's immigrant populations, providing insights that can inform policy and community development initiatives.
To achieve its goals, the fellowship will prioritize research that addresses pressing issues in Oregon, such as the impact of climate change on the state's natural resources or the effects of gentrification on urban communities. By supporting research that is grounded in Oregon's unique context, the fellowship aims to build a community of scholars who are committed to understanding and addressing the state's most pressing challenges.
The Oregon state government has also demonstrated its commitment to supporting research and development through initiatives like the Oregon Business Development Department's grant programs. These programs provide funding for businesses, entrepreneurs, and community organizations, demonstrating the state's recognition of the importance of research and development in driving economic growth.
Applicants can find information on available grants, including the Oregon Community Foundation Community Grants and the state of Oregon small business grants, on the Oregon Business Development Department's website. Additionally, resources like the Oregon Community Foundation's grants for individuals and families can provide support for scholars conducting research in the state.
In Portland, Oregon's largest city, scholars can tap into a vibrant community of researchers, entrepreneurs, and community organizations. The city is home to numerous institutions of higher education, including Portland State University, which offers a range of programs in the humanities and social sciences. Scholars can also access resources like the Portland Business Alliance, which provides support for small businesses and entrepreneurs, and the Oregon Small Business Development Center, which offers grants and other forms of assistance.
Q: What types of projects are eligible for funding under this fellowship program in Oregon? A: Projects that focus on original research in the humanities and social sciences, particularly those that shed new light on Oregon's history, culture, and society, are eligible for funding.
Q: How can Oregon-based scholars apply for this fellowship, and what is the application timeline? A: Scholars can apply for the fellowship through the Banking Institution's website, where they will find detailed application instructions and deadlines. Applications are typically accepted on a rolling basis, with awards announced several months after the application deadline.
Q: Are there any additional resources available to Oregon-based scholars who are applying for this fellowship? A: Yes, scholars can access resources like the Oregon Humanities Council, which provides support for humanities-based projects in the state. Additionally, institutions like Portland State University offer grant writing support and other resources that can help scholars in their applications.
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