Eight Iowa State University scholars have been selected to receive more than $57,000 in institutional funding from the spring 2024 round of grants offered through the Center for Excellence in the Arts and Humanities (CEAH).
Offered twice each year — and administered in collaboration with the Office of the Vice President for Research — the suite of CEAH funding opportunities provide support to Iowa State’s humanities, arts, and design faculty members who are engaged in scholarly work that builds knowledge and bolsters the university’s reputation as an innovative research institution. The grant recipients selected this spring will receive funding support to pursue humanities-focused research projects, plan conferences and seminars, and explore digital scholarship over the course of fiscal year 2025.
“This spring represents an exciting group of new CEAH grant recipients, each of whom are engaged in innovative work that — in a variety of ways — contributes to Iowa State’s land-grant mission,” said CEAH Director Matt Sivils. “This funding will help faculty conduct research that furthers their scholarly agendas, enriches their teaching, and raises Iowa State’s status as a major research institution.”
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