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Seed Grant Funding
During the fall of each academic year, the Global Sport Institute works through the Research Development office at ASU to administer a seed grant program awarding up to $20,000 per project to promote the study of sport. Grants are typically awarded for projects that align with that academic year’s annual theme, although proposals on other sport-focused topics will be considered.
Eligible campus recipients are full-time, benefits-eligible employees or students of Arizona State University. Faculty at all levels, research scientists, post-doctoral researchers, staff members, graduate, and undergraduate students are eligible.
The application period for the 2019-2020 Sport and The Body seed grant program has now closed. The link below will take you to a separate page with more information about the most recent application.
Our Seed Grant Awardees
Read our latest Research News
September 5, 2019
The Global Sport Institute launched the theme year of “Sport and the Body” to thoroughly examine timely issues impacting sport.
August 27, 2019
Topics include the diversity of athletic bodies, adaptive sport, gender identity and representation within sport, body image, athlete mental health, genetic testing, and more.