Research

Qualtrics offers you the opportunity to register for one or multiple of their free live training webinars to help you become more proficient with Qualtrics.

Qualtrics is an cloud-based platform for creating and distributing web-based surveys, to which Mason has a university subscription. CHSS “Departmental Administrators” work with researchers to create logins, and follow departmental preferences on surveys, etc.

Join a live virtual workshop with National Endowment for the Humanities program staff to hear about NEH grant opportunities, deadlines, and application information.

On March 23 and 25, representatives from NEH, NEA, NIH, NSF, and LoC discussed fellowships and career development opportunities offered by their organizations as well as best practices for competing for these opportunities; CHSS faculty discussed their experiences competing for these types of awards.

Webex is being phased out and the service will no longer be available through a Mason license beginning on May 31. ITS has already begun closing accounts and will not be reactivating users.

Applications are due April 9 for summer research funding from the Center for Humanities Research. Grants of up to $5,000 will be made to support humanities related research. Learn more about application requirements.

National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipends support advanced research of value to humanities scholars, general audiences, or both. They provide $6,000 for two consecutive months of full-time research and writing for projects beginning as early as May 2022. Tenured and tenure-track faculty members teaching full-time who wish to apply for an NEH Summer Stipend must be nominated.

The Parallel Pandemic Project (PPP) is an effort to document and understand when and how the paths of the United States and Pakistan converge and diverge over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Institute for Digital InnovAtion affiliates is a dynamic multidisciplinary faculty network focused on digital techniques and technologies to advance fields as diverse as finance, education, science, economics, agriculture, health, transportation, entertainment, national security, and social justice.

IDIA is excited to announce their first cycle of seed funding to the Mason research community. This funding is aligned with their mission to connect members of the Mason community internally and with businesses, organizations, and agencies so that, together, they can collaborate on disruptive digital innovation (DDI). These innovations should help organizations reduce costs, improve services, or bring a paradigm shift.