Additional Funding Opportunities

Additional Funding Opportunities

 

Present a Workshop

To grow our collective understanding about teaching and learning, we invite faculty to facilitate workshops or sessions on topics related to evidence-based teaching, classroom applications of learning or cognitive science, or assessment of student learning. Stipends are available for facilitators. If you would like to present a workshop, or have an idea for a workshop topic or presenter, email Akila Weerapana. See our workshops and events.


Attend a Conference, Workshop, or Training

Funds are available for faculty travel to conferences explicitly related to pedagogy, learning, or assessment. Elon College and Kennesaw State University maintain lists of upcoming teaching and learning conferences. After the conference, we request that you do one or both of the following:

  • Share your learning with the Wellesley community through a workshop or post on our website
  • Extend your learning by applying for funding to implement a strategy you learned at the event

Invite an Outside Speaker

If you would like to bring a speaker with expertise in teaching, learning, or assessment to benefit the college audience, we have funding available for travel and honoraria.

 

 

 

 


Apply for a "Quick Fix" Award 

If you would like to implement a teaching innovation in a course you are currently teaching, you may submit a request for up to $500 of funding. All faculty and instructional staff with teaching/learning responsibilites are eligible to apply.

The basic requirements for receiving funding are as follows:

  • The proposal is related to a course you are currently teaching. 

  • The total amount requested is <$500.

  • The proposal is connected to an evidence-based teaching innovation, broadly defined. 

  • An assessment is included as part of the activity/innovation.

Send an email that explains your plans and addresses the four requirements above to Oscar Fernandez (ofernand@wellesley.edu) and Sarah Pociask (spociask@wellesley.edu). 


 

Other requests to support the development of teaching and learning innovations will be considered on a case-by-case basis.