Internal Funding Opportunities
School of Medicine Grant Program
The School of Medicine internal grant program is presently offering the Basic Grant award. The Bridge, Collaborative, and K23 Grant Programs are planned to re-open in Summer 2025.
Jewish Heritage Fund for Excellence Research Enhancement Grants
The Jewish Heritage Fund for Excellence Research Enhancement Grant offers funding to School of Medicine, School of Public Health & Information Sciences, Dental School, and Nursing faculty principal investigators to gather new data to improve a previously submitted a multi-year, nationally peer reviewed grant application that scored well but was not funded. Application deadlines are August 15th, December 15th, and April 15th for earliest funding dates of October 1st, February 1st, and June 1st respectively. If the deadline falls on a weekend, the due date rolls to the next Monday. This grant program remains active. Please submit the complete application in PDF to the School of Medicine Research Committee via hscro@louisville.edu. For more information please contact anne.noe@louisville.edu This program is open to all eligible full-time faculty regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age.
School of Medicine & School of Public Health 's Joint Pilot Project Program
The UofL School of Public Health and Information Sciences (SPHIS) and School of Medicine (SOM) are soliciting applications for pilot projects funded with support from Deans Cardarelli and Bumpous. The Pilot Project Program was implemented to foster novel research forming the basis for new NIH R01 grant applications. The Pilot Project Program provides resources supporting collaborations between SOM and SPHIS investigators bringing new skill sets to address major health/public health problems, new avenues of health-related research, and community-engaged and community-led research in collaboration with faculty members. Letter of Intent due June 17, 2024 Invitations for full proposal by July 1, 2024 Full proposal due date August 15, 2024
EVPRI Internal Research Grants
Intramural grants funded by the Office of the Executive Vice President for Research The program is open to all eligible full-time faculty regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age.
Grant/contract transmittal, signoff and deadlines.
Information on chairs signing for the Dean and sending grants/contracts via PDF attachments.