For the second year, Hopkins Center and the Vice Provost for Research invite applications for grants supporting arts-integrative research projects.

Projects must be interdisciplinary in nature, with an arts discipline at the core. For more information on arts-integrative work, download the Branches from the Same Tree Report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine. Other disciplines to be included in a particular project can be wide-ranging, from STEM fields to humanities and social sciences.
 

View the 2022-23 Arts Integration Grants      View the 2021-22 Arts Integration Grants

Arts Integration Initiative Summary

In alignment with a transformed and expanding Arts District, the Arts Integration Initiative creates formative arts experiences for all students, advances faculty/student mentorship and teaching, and supports interdisciplinary arts-centric research and project development.

After a successful pilot round of grants in 2022, we are offering a second round of Arts Integration Project Grants with direct support from the Office of the Provost.

Arts Integration Grant Program at a Glance

The Hopkins Center and the Office of the Vice Provost of Research will coordinate and administer the grants collaboratively.

$100,000 will be divided between faculty grants and student grants:

• Faculty-led projects are eligible for grants of $10K-$20K
• Student-led projects are eligible for grants of $5K-$10K
• NEW $1K-$2K mini-grants are available for smaller student-led projects

Funds must be used during the 2022/23 academic year, with the possibility of extending through Summer 2023.

All Dartmouth-affiliated faculty and students are invited to apply. Proposals may be for individual or collaborative projects.

We are no longer accepting applications. Decisions will be returned by January 4th, 2023.