Recently Awarded Grants
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Grants Awarded in 2019
Projects that are focused on pedagogies that encourage students to critically consider issues of public engagement and social action in relationship to the understanding of religion.
2015-2017 Grant Cohorts
Grant Project Directors gathered through a consultative process to refine the design, activities, and evaluation process for each of their individual projects.
2012 Grant Cohort
Each of these 7 projects shared a common focus: to explore the process of teaching ministry formation in contexts outside of the classroom.
Grants Awarded in 2009
What are the pedagogical challenges and opportunities posed by the presence of students from a variety of countries in your North American classrooms and at your institution? What project or activity or faculty conversation can help you address these challenges and opportunities in ways that strengthen teaching and learning at your institution?
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Questions?
Contact Sarah Farmer
farmers@wabash.edu
Associate Director, Wabash Center
Early Career Fellowships Grants
for Workshop Participants
Participants in the Early Career Teaching Workshops are eligible to apply for a $5000 Fellowship for individually designed teaching projects that extend the learning of the workshop.
2007 Grant CFP
Grants awarded in response to the Wabash Center’s 2007 Call for Proposals for projects that address “difficult conversations”:
Art of the Teaching Life
Reflecting on Theological Education by Exploring the Arts
More about the 2010-11 Colloquy
More about the 2014-15 Colloquy
2014 Cohort
In May 2014 the Wabash Center gathered representatives from seven institutions to discuss the goals, design, and assessment of recently awarded grant projects addressing the challenges presented by changes in the students enrolled in their educational programs.