| Kolvenbach Programs A strong commitment to service is central to Loyola's mission as a university. One way that this is demonstrated is through an initiative that provides support for research and scholarly work in connection with Jesuit values. Inspired by an October 2000 address by Rev. Peter Hans Kolvenbach, S.J., Loyola supports two programs designed to foster socially-engaged research: the Kolvenbach Fellows Program and the Kolvenbach Summer Research Grant Program.
Kolvenbach Fellows Program
Note New Deadline: February 15, 2008
(Materials Updated 1/11/2008) The Fellows program supports faculty research that connects knowledge and service. Eligible projects will respond to the needs of the local community, address an injustice, impact teaching, and/or promote interdisciplinary dialogue. Fellows receive one course release during the spring semester to conduct their project.
Kolvenbach Summer Research
Note New Deadline: February 15, 2008
(Materials Updated 1/11/2008)
This program invites proposals from faculty, students, staff, and administrators to conduct summer research projects that address the needs of a community agency or organization located in the City of Baltimore. There are two separate applications: one for undergraduate students and one for all other eligible applicants. All grantees receive a stipend of $3,500. | |
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