Social Sciences
- International Crime, Media And Popular Culture Studies Conference
International Crime, Media & Popular Culture Studies Conference 26 to 28 September 2011 Terre Haute, United States An international cross-disciplinary exchange between both academic scholars and practitioners who are engaged in research, teaching...
- Investigator-initiated Research: The Comprehensive School Safety Initiative
Colleagues, this is an interesting study for anyone researching schools and school safety, and, as noted, the solicitation is very wide open. If you're interested, I'd strongly urge you to apply and, of course, my office is ready to help with...
- Another Nij Funding Opportunity: Support For Projects Using Existing Data
The National Institute of Justice (NIJ), the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), and the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) have entered into a partnership that seeks proposals under the Data Resources Program (DRP) for original...
- Leave Funding Opportunity: Dear Colleague Letter--nsf/noaa Sees Fellows
Colleagues, if you are interested in environmental matters such as climate change and sustainability, I'd urge you to look into this fellowship program. The NSF program officer on this is someone with whom I have worked at NSF, and he is genuinely...
- Important Dear Colleague Letter From Nsf
The director of the Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE) directorate at the National Science Foundation, Myron Gutman, has issued a Dear Colleague Letter regarding "Interdisciplinary Research Across the SBE Sciences." Anyone with an...
Social Sciences
Courts Research: Dear Colleague Letter from the National Institute of Justice
I received this Dear Colleague Letter highlighting the National Institute of Justice's (NIJ's) funding programs for research on criminal courts. As always, please let me and the CHASS research office know if you have questions or plan to apply, Please note that, while NIJ lists specific research topics, these are not the only topics or fields in which NIJ has an interest.
Dear Colleague:
This letter alerts all social and behavioral science researchers about the National Institute of Justice?s (NIJ) interest in receiving proposals related to criminal courts that can strengthen our knowledge base and enhance criminal justice practices. NIJ has been building its criminal court research portfolio for many years and will continue to do so in its pursuit of improving the administration of justice in this country.
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- International Crime, Media And Popular Culture Studies Conference
International Crime, Media & Popular Culture Studies Conference 26 to 28 September 2011 Terre Haute, United States An international cross-disciplinary exchange between both academic scholars and practitioners who are engaged in research, teaching...
- Investigator-initiated Research: The Comprehensive School Safety Initiative
Colleagues, this is an interesting study for anyone researching schools and school safety, and, as noted, the solicitation is very wide open. If you're interested, I'd strongly urge you to apply and, of course, my office is ready to help with...
- Another Nij Funding Opportunity: Support For Projects Using Existing Data
The National Institute of Justice (NIJ), the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), and the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) have entered into a partnership that seeks proposals under the Data Resources Program (DRP) for original...
- Leave Funding Opportunity: Dear Colleague Letter--nsf/noaa Sees Fellows
Colleagues, if you are interested in environmental matters such as climate change and sustainability, I'd urge you to look into this fellowship program. The NSF program officer on this is someone with whom I have worked at NSF, and he is genuinely...
- Important Dear Colleague Letter From Nsf
The director of the Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences (SBE) directorate at the National Science Foundation, Myron Gutman, has issued a Dear Colleague Letter regarding "Interdisciplinary Research Across the SBE Sciences." Anyone with an...