Internal Grants

The Center coordinates internal grants with the Office of Grants and Sponsored Programs. Grants are available to faculty members for research projects, professional development associated with their teaching, and funds to bring guest lecturers to the university. 

  Guidelines and Forms

• Faculty Research Grants Guidelines and Application Forms 
• Faculty Development Grants Guidelines and Application Forms
• Marquette Faculty Fellowships Guidelines and Application Forms 
• Grant Review Criteria
• Final Report Form (All Grants and Marquette Fellowships)
• REIMBURSEMENT POLICY. 
• Requesting a Purchase Order  Sumbitting a Check Request

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2013 Marquette Fellows

Marrquette Fellows Program provides funding for faculty members to devote an entire summer to research projects. These highly competitive fellowships are awarded annually by a selection committee of faculty peers.

Mark D. Gossiaux
Department Chair and Associate Professor of Philosophy

Project Title: "God and Creatures: The Medieval Catholic Worldview of James of Viterbo"

 

Denis R. Janz
Provost Distinguished Professor of the History of Christianity

Project Title: "Luther's De captivitate Babylonica: A New Translation, with Introduction, Notes, and Commentary"

 

Lynn Vogel Koplitz 
Earl and Gertude Vicknair Distinguished Professor of Chemistry

Project Title: "New C_7­H₇N₂X Crystal Structures and Computed Non-Covalent Interaction Energies for Supramolecular Design"

 

Carol Ann MacGregor
Assistant Professor of Sociology

Project Title: "School's Out Forever: The Decline of Catholic Education in the United States"

 

Laura Murphy 
Assistant Professor of English

Project Title: "The New Slave Narrative"

 

Jai A.P. Shanata 
Assistant Professor of Chemistry

Project Title: "Are Functional Enzymes Found in Cell Membranes?"

 

 Jeremy Thibodeaux 
 Assistant Professor of Mathematics

 Project Title: "Developing a Mathematical Model of Dengue Infection"

William Walkenhorst 
Associate Professor of Chemistry

Project Title: "The Effects of pH and Ionic Strength on the Effectiveness of Antimicrobial Peptides"

 Timothy Welsh 
 Assistant Professor of English

 Project Title: "Mixed Realism: A Theory of Fiction for Wired Culture"

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