Grants & Sabbaticals

Resources for
Full-Time Faculty

Sabbaticals
The intention of a grant of a sabbatical leave is to allow the faculty member an opportunity to pursue a scholarly, artistic, educational, or professional project which cannot be undertaken in the normal course of a teaching assignment and faculty responsibility, and which measurably contributes to the individual's qualifications, quality of teaching and student benefit [sic], and is valuable to the College and its mission.
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Faculty Development Grants
With financial and administrative support from the Offices of the Provost and the Vice President for Academic Affairs, the Faculty Development Committee invites applications from Full-Time Faculty members (including Artists-in-Residence and One-Year Appointments) for grants of money to support their creative and scholarly endeavors.
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The Baskin Fund
The Baskin Fund Award is available to full-time graduate faculty who wish to attend conferences, workshops, or lectures. The maximum award amount is $500.
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Timothy Densmore Service Learning Fellowship
This Faculty Fellowship honors the 10+ years that the Television Department’s Timothy Densmore developed Service-Learning curricula by introducing instructors to the scholarship and transformative potential of civic engagement. Learn more...

Resources for
Part-Time Faculty

Part-Time Faculty Development Grants
In accordance with its contract with P-Fac, Columbia College has set aside funds designated to support professional development of the part-time faculty. The Office of the Provost, in cooperation with the P-Fac leadership, invites applications from part-time faculty members for funds to support their creative and scholarly endeavors as well as participation in the professional life of their disciplines.
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Timothy Densmore Service Learning Fellowship
This Faculty Fellowship honors the 10+ years that the Television Department’s Timothy Densmore developed Service-Learning curricula by introducing instructors to the scholarship and transformative potential of civic engagement. Learn more...