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Research Funding and Proposal Support

We strive to provide unparalleled grant support. To achieve this, we have dedicated pre- and post-award support at the college level. Our pre-award staff serves as a liaison with the Office of Sponsored Programs with the aim of allowing faculty to focus on the science within the proposal. Our goal is to submit quality proposals with emphasis on the following steps in the grant funding lifecycle:

  1. Funding Searches
  2. Proposal Notification Submission
  3. Budget and Document Preparation
  4. Finalizing Application Package
  5. Proposal Submission
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CSU Funding Opportunities

CSU provides some internal grant funding opportunities to researchers.

College Funding Opportunities

The College of Health and Human Sciences also offers funding opportunities for current researchers and graduate students.

Learn more about the CHHS funding opportunities on the College’s SharePoint site, a resource supporting our researchers in their academic pursuits.

College Seed Grant Program RFP
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Dean's Faculty Teaching Fellowship
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Dean's Fellowship for Doctoral Students
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Showcase Your Research

There are several opportunities for faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students to present their research and have the opportunity to win awards. We encourage you to explore the following opportunities at CSU to showcase your research.

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  • 25 graduate students presented posters and creative scholarship at the Graduate Student Showcase, 5 won awards
  • $16.5 million in research expenditures for 2023-2024
  • 32 undergraduate students presented posters at the Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity Showcase, 5 won awards
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