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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. Previous years' themes included "Sport 2036,” “Race and Sport Around the Globe," "Sport and the Body," and “Sex, Gender, and Sexuality in Sports.” This year’s call is open and all submissions will be reviewed by the Institute’s research team and affiliated faculty with subject-matter expertise, which will manage the proposal review process.
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. This request for proposals includes research, multimedia, and art.
The seed grant application is now closed.
Anticipated award notification: December 27, 2021
Initial funding date: January 14, 2022
Mid-term report due: July 15, 2022
Final report due: January 13, 2023
Seed Grant Recipient Forms
Past seed grant receipients should use the Airtable forms below to submit the necessary requests, reports and deliverables.
For the 2020 - 2021 Seed Grant program, unless otherwise arrangements have been made with GSI, deadlines are as follows:
Midterm Report - July 19, 2021 (Past Due)
Final Report - due January 11, 2022
Seed Grant Deliverables Submission - due January 11, 2022
Budget Reallocation Request
Project Extension Request
IRB Approval Submission
Our Seed Grant Awardees
 
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