Georgia State University provides seed funding through internal grant competitions for a variety of scholarly activities. You will find links for application and deadline information below.
• Atlanta Census Research Data Center (ACRDC) Grant – Seed funding for projects conducted by GSU faculty at the ACRDC
• Research Initiation Grant - Faculty scholarship activities
• Faculty Mentored Grant – Mentoring faculty in seeking external funding
• Scholarly Support Grant – Scholarly projects resulting in significant/prestigious product
• Conference Grants – Conferences hosted by GSU
• Travel Grants – Travel to a sponsor agency
• Dissertation Grant Program – Dissertation research by GSU graduate students
• CDC/GSU Seed Award Program – Seed funding for social and behavioral collaborative research between CDC and GSU investigators
• Cities Grant – Seed funding for collaborative research to better understand and better resolve complex challenges of cities
• Funding to Support Federal Grant Submissions – These funds may be used to provide services to assist you in the actual preparation of your grant proposal.