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Call for Proposals: C21 Collaboratories

Due November 19, 2018

We are currently accepting proposals for our C21 Collaboratory program for the 2018-2019 academic year. Designed to promote and support research across disciplines, the Collaboratory program offers financial (up to $2500) and institutional support for projects involving researchers from more than one department, division, or college. Proposals should demonstrate how research engages with critical, digital, and/or public humanities as well as intended outcomes of the work (hosting workshops, inviting a speaker, supporting travel or materials costs for researchers, etc.). For a full list of requirements and instructions on how to apply, view our call for proposals.

We will be hosting an informational meeting on Friday, November 2 from 12-1 pm in Curtin 939 for those looking for additional details.

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