The CITE grant program is the central mechanism for identifying and supporting co-curricular experiences.  Interdisciplinary projects and college- or department-level projects that have the potential to impact a large number of students are preferred.

Interested individuals or teams are welcome to submit proposals for review.

• Prior to submitting a proposal, applicants are required to submit a preproposal. This document will help the CITE Director evaluate the feasibility of a project and its relevance for CITE. The Director will also facilitate relationships with potential partners on and off campus.
• Proposals are evaluated by the CITE Advisory Board using the CITE Proposal Rubric.
• Grant recipients can reapply for a second year of funding for the same project through the renewal application. However, there is no guarantee that grant recipients will receive additional funding after the initial grant and funding beyond a second year is not available through CITE. Grant recipients can also apply for a no-cost extension if they do not use all of their awarded funds in the first year of the project.

Previous grant recipients will be able to submit proposals for new projects.

Grant Proposal Timeline

The CITE Advisory Board has three possible responses to proposals:

• Proposal is recommended to the Provost for funding.
• Proposal is returned to the authors for revision.
• Proposal is not considered appropriate for CITE.