Faculty Grants
2009
Byers, Jeff. "Radical Reactions of Arene-Metal Complexes" NSF-RUI, 2009, $225,000.
M.S. Costanza-Robinson. RUI: Measurement and Microtomographic Imaging of the Air-Water Interface in Unsaturated Porous Media Supplement. National Science Foundation Geosciences Hydrology Program, November 2009-2010, $9,700.
Sponsored Research Office
Frances V. Farnsworth
Coordinator, Sponsored Research
Davis Library 223
802.443.5889
Alison P. Darrow
Science Grants Specialist
630 McCardell Bicentennial Hall
802.443.5132
Corporate & Foundation Relations
What do I do with the award documentation?
If the grant will fund your scholarship and research, give the original paperwork to the SRO. If the grant has been awarded for an institutional project, give it to the CFR.
Sponsor Application Forms
The days of making multiple paper copies of your proposal and shipping them to the sponsor are fast coming to an end! As sponsors adopt electronic submission, they increasingly require electronic forms, and requirements are still in flux. Forms are often combined with or posted alongside the guidelines for applying. This page has links to application forms and guidelines for several programs and resources.
Middlebury College Forms
Financial, Legal, & Compliance Forms
This form is the "blue sheet" that is used for both Middlebury and MIIS proposals. A blue sheet is required for all proposals that entail a College commitment.
Facts and Rates
Looking for rates, names, numbers, and other information to use when filling out forms or constructing a grant budget? If you can't find what you need on this page, call us.
Policies and Procedures
Grant-seeking at Middlebury must follow College policies and procedures. Follow these links to learn more.
Faculty Grants
2009
Byers, Jeff. "Radical Reactions of Arene-Metal Complexes" NSF-RUI, 2009, $225,000.
M.S. Costanza-Robinson. RUI: Measurement and Microtomographic Imaging of the Air-Water Interface in Unsaturated Porous Media Supplement. National Science Foundation Geosciences Hydrology Program, November 2009-2010, $9,700.
Proposals
Proposals seek either research grants—support for a faculty or staff member for an individual research or professional development project, or institutional grants—support for projects relating to academic program, facilities, student life, or other institutional needs.
This section of the site pertains primarily to research proposals. For more about institutional proposals,
click here.
Funding
Many options are available to fund your next project. These lists include some of the major external funding sources.
Forms
Grant-related forms fall into two general categories: internal forms, required by Middlebury College, and donor application forms, required by the funding entity.
Middlebury College Forms are used to document grant-related institutional issues.
About Us
The Sponsored Research Office and the Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations are responsible for supporting all grant-related activities at Middlebury.
Grant Seeking Guidelines
1. As part of the leave application due on August 1 faculty will prepare a plan for seeking outside funding, a list of external sources that appear suitable for funding their project, indicating those for which they plan to apply. Faculty are expected to apply to any such external sources for which they are eligible, normally at least three, in particular to those sources that may cover at least 20% of salary and/or provide support for relocation costs.
Katy Smith Abbott (History of Art and Architecture, Associate Dean of the College) has curated an exhibit of early Renaissance art that will open at the Middlebury College Museum of Art on September 18, 2009. "The Art of Devotion: Panel Painting in Early Renaissance Italy" brings together paintings and sculptures from 10 different American collections. A full-color catalogue will be published in conjunction with the exhibit, with contributions by Smith Abbott and other scholars.