Collaborative Digital Research Space (CDRS) - Research Creation Funding
Deadline for Applications: October 14, 2024
Amount of funding: Up to $1500 per project
Short Description: For 2024-25, CDRS will support two faculty research projects ($1500 each) related to research creation as broadly defined by SSHRC (e.g. exhibitions, documentaries, digital storytelling, animation, theatre productions, poetry, creative non-fiction, etc.).
UTM/UofT contact: Elisa Tersigni (cdrs.admin@utoronto.ca), Senior Research Associate for Collaborative Digital Research
Collaborative Digital Research Space (CDRS) - Research Funding
Deadline for Applications: October 14, 2024
Amount of funding: Up to $5000 per project
Short Description: For 2024-2025, CDRS will support and collaborate on a range of faculty research activities (e.g., small conferences, film series, talks, lectures, workshops).
UTM/UofT contact: Elisa Tersigni (cdrs.admin@utoronto.ca), Senior Research Associate for Collaborative Digital Research
UTM Connection Grant Matching Funds Opportunity
Deadline for Applications: April 9, 2024, May 28, 2024, October 4, 2024
Amount of funding: $1500 each
Short description: The OVPR will provide up to $5,000 in funding to support UTM applicants for the SSHRC Connection Grants (CG). The funding is for matching funds in support of an applicant’s Connection Grant application (as per SSHRC CG guidelines, applicants must have additional support (from other sources) in the form of eligible cash and/or in-kind contributions equivalent to a minimum of 50% of the amount being requested from SSHRC)
UTM/UofT contact: Kate Steinmann (kate.steinmann@utoronto.ca), Strategic Research Development Officer, Office of the Vice-Principal, Research
SSHRC Connection Grants
Deadline for Applications: November 1, 2024
Amount of funding: $7,000 to $50,000; higher amounts can be considered if well justified.
Short description: These grants support events and outreach activities geared toward short-term, targeted knowledge mobilization initiatives. These events and activities represent opportunities to exchange knowledge and to engage with participants on research issues of value to them. Connection Grants support workshops, colloquiums, conferences, forums, summer institutes, or other events or outreach activities.
UTM/UofT contact: Kate Steinmann (kate.steinmann@utoronto.ca), Strategic Research Development Officer, Office of the Vice-Principal, Research
SSHRC Partnership Engage Grants
Deadline for Applications: December 6, 2024
Amount of funding: $7,000 to $25,000 for one year.
Short description: Short-term and timely support for partnered research activities that will inform decision-making at a single partner organization from the public, private or not-for-profit sector. The small-scale, stakeholder-driven partnerships supported through the Partnership Engage Grants are meant to respond to immediate needs and time constraints facing organizations in non-academic sectors.
UTM/UofT contact: Stephanie Bernaudo (stephanie.bernaudo@utoronto.ca), Strategic Research Initiatives and Partnerships Manager Officer, Office of the Vice-Principal, Research
UTM/Jackman Humanities Annual Research Seminar
Deadline for Applications: April 6, 2024
Amount of funding: Up to $15,000 to support public events and seminar activities.
Short description: The aim of the UTM / JHI Annual Seminar is to create an intellectual community that vigorously addresses a topic of scholarly importance, and which includes a public humanities component. For one academic year, the Jackman Humanities Institute and University of Toronto Mississauga will support a focused series of activities to be led by a UTM faculty member.
UTM/UofT contact: Rong Wu (rong.wu@utoronto.ca), Internal Competitions and Events Coordinator, Office of the Vice-Principal, Research
Outreach, Conference, and Colloquia Fund (OCCF)
Deadline for Applications: Rolling
Amount of funding: Up to $5,000 for events held at the UTM campus; up to $3,000 for events held outside of UTM.
Short description: The purpose of this fund is to provide financial support to organize conferences, colloquia, or other outreach activities that enhances the UTM research profile at local, national, and international levels. Applications must clearly identify the organizational components of the proposed activity. These funds are not intended to support travel or other costs of individual researchers who participate in conferences or colloquia. Priority funding is given to events held at UTM.
UTM/UofT contact: Rong Wu (rong.wu@utoronto.ca), Internal Competitions and Events Coordinator, Office of the Vice-Principal, Research
UTM Working Groups
Deadline for applications: Rolling
Amount of funding: $3,000
Short description: Working groups are intended to tackle specific topics of interest. Groups must be interdisciplinary. And each group must have participation from at least two different disciplines/fields, preferably from different departments/units. Activities of the working group may include but are not limited to readings and discussion of papers; field trips to collections or archives; collaborative research, publication, or grant applications; or hosting distinguished visitors.
UTM/UofT contact: Rong Wu (rong.wu@utoronto.ca), Internal Competitions and Events Coordinator, Office of the Vice-Principal, Research
Graduate Expansion Funds (GEF)
Deadline for applications: Rolling
Amount of funding: Determined in consultation with the Chair of English & Drama
Short description: Internal departmental funding for initiatives that enhance graduate student experience at UTM. If you’d like to arrange a seminar or workshop with your graduate students, add a UTM component to an existing conference or event, or otherwise bring graduate students to UTM to do something enriching, please be in touch.
UTM/UofT contact: UTM/UofT contact: Jacob Gallagher-Ross (jacob.gallagher.ross@utoronto.ca), Chair, English & Drama; Terry Robinson (terry.robinson@utoronto.ca), Associate Chair, Research, English & Drama
Autonomy Funds
Deadline for applications: Rolling
Amount of funding: Determined in consultation with the Chair of English & Drama
Short description: Internal departmental funding intended to enhance undergraduate experience. We often use them to invite special guests to campus to visit a specific class or to hold workshops for students from various classes; to fund field trips to cultural events, performances, or archives; or to support any other exciting activity that would enliven the educational experience of students in E&D. Projects that enhance the diversity of our curricular offerings or that further our departmental equity and belonging goals are particularly welcome.
UTM/UofT contact: UTM/UofT contact: Jacob Gallagher-Ross (jacob.gallagher.ross@utoronto.ca), Chair, English & Drama; Terry Robinson (terry.robinson@utoronto.ca), Associate Chair, Research, English & Drama