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Due November 16, 2020
ICTC invites you to apply for the 2021-2022 ICTC Faculty Development Summer Fellowships. We will be accepting applications for Summer Course Development Fellowship to fund projects that advance the University’s Jesuit Catholic Mission through faculty research or teaching.
Past recipients and their representative projects include:
I am available to meet with anyone who has questions, please email me at JRODRIGU@seattleu.edu.
Proposals will be reviewed by a faculty committee.
The deadline for submission is November 16, 2020. Submissions should be made to ICTC@seattleu.edu.
We hope to be able to announce the awards early in the winter quarter.
Thank you,
Jeanette Rodriguez, Ph.D., Interim Director, Institute for Catholic Thought and Culture
Catholic Thought and Culture Course Development Summer Stipends encourage faculty to create course offerings that provide students the opportunities to engage with the Catholic Intellectual Tradition in its multidisciplinary manifestations. Courses are developed for multiple departments including arts, sciences, humanities, business, education and nursing. These grants are intended to lead to courses that will enrich the university’s Catholic Studies Program.
“If the search for “the historical Jesus” is futile, at least we can place him in a wider historical context. But that requires knowledge of Jewish, Hellenistics, Roman and early Christian history. To weave all together in to a tapestry attractice and compelling to students requires interdisciplinary work—and time for reflection—that few of us can afford. The grant thus enables important work that could otherwise go undone for lack of support.”
–David Madsen, PhD, Associate Professor, History, 2013 ICTC Course Development Summer Stipend Recipient