Peer Mentoring Clusters
Faculty who attend Wabash year-long programming

ORGANIZATION

WABASH CENTER

PROGRAM

Peer Mentoring Cluster Grant

DESCRIPTION

The purpose of this grant is to create small, supportive groups for learning, professional growth, and shared care, specifically for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) faculty. These groups are called “clusters,” and they meet to discuss their professional growth, build networks, develop friendships, and move toward community. The proposal must describe the focus of the group, the racial and identity challenges the members face, and the specific goals the cluster has for the year. Funds can be used for things like meals for gatherings, travel, lodging, stipends for participants, and cultural enrichment activities related to the focus of the cluster.

ELIGIBILITY

To be eligible, all participants must be full-time faculty members of color (BIPOC) who teach Religion or Theology at accredited institutions of higher education (colleges, universities, or theological schools) in the United States, Canada, or Puerto Rico. The application must be submitted by the institution, and the proposal needs to include a clear budget and one-page résumés (CVs) for every person involved in the cluster.

AMOUNT

Up to US$10,000

DEADLINE

Applications are now closed. Check the link below for new updates.

APPLICATION

Additional questions, please contact:

Dr. Tim Lake
laket@wabash.edu
Associate Director, Wabash Center

https://www.wabashcenter.wabash.edu/wabash-grants/peer-mentoring/