Spring 2019 Call for Applications
The University of Michigan’s Population Dynamics and Health Program (PDHP), part of the Population Studies Center at the Institute for Social Research, is pleased to accept applications for its Spring 2019 Faculty Small Grants Program. PDHP offers four types of small grants — (1) Pilot Project Seed Grants, (2) Methods Development Small Grants, (3) Mini Seed Grants for Project Development, and (4) Mini Grants for Computing and Secure Data Analysis — as described below. Follow the linked title for details and application form.
| Type of Small Grant | Purpose | Award Size | Eligible Faculty | Application Due Date |
| Pilot Project Seed Grants | To fund pilot projects in population science that enhance the strength of subsequent proposals to NIH (or other external sources) for full-scale population science research projects. | Most grants will range from $10,000 to $15,000, but grants above this range will also be considered. | All U-M faculty | 5:00 p.m. Friday, May 24, 2019 |
| Methods Development Small Grants | To support work that advances population science by developing, testing, and implementing new methods that meet researchers’ needs across existing projects and/or in new proposals | Most grants will range from $10,000 to $15,000, but grants above this range will also be considered. | PDHP Faculty Affiliates | 5:00 p.m. Friday, May 24, 2019 |
| Mini Seed Grants for Project Development | To support PHDP Faculty Affiliates who are developing projects that are externally funded or are likely to lead to external funding and are in need of relatively small-scale support. | Up to $3,000 | PDHP Faculty Affiliates | Applications reviewed on a rolling basis |
| Mini Grants for Computing and Secure Data Analysis | To support PDHP faculty affiliates in need of high-performance computing and other computing resources (including setting up secure workspaces for sensitive data) | Up to $3,000 | PDHP Faculty Affiliates | Applications reviewed on a rolling basis |
Interested in becoming a faculty affiliate of the Population Dynamics and Health Program?
For questions about PHDP faculty small grants program, please write to pdhp-info@umich.edu.
