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The center supports the ongoing development and enhancement of the peace studies curriculum. Full-time Marquette faculty members may apply for a $2,500 grant to develop a new course, or significantly revise an existing course, that explores and integrates issues of peacemaking and nonviolence. A single grant is awarded each year.
As a contribution to Marquette University’s racial equity efforts and to expand curricular offerings in the interdisciplinary major/minor in Peace Studies (INPS), the Center for Peacemaking is pleased to announce the availability of a special course development grant in the amount of $2,500 to highlight the role of womxn of color, especially Black womxn, in nonviolent liberation movements.
Proposals from all disciplines (including interdisciplinary proposals) are welcome. If the proposal is to significantly revise an existing course, it must have its own course number. Please note that the application contains a few questions about the course and requires submission of the following items:
We recommend that you inform T. Michael McNulty, S.J. and Dr. Louise Cainkar of your intention to submit a course proposal. They can answer any questions you have or provide feedback on your idea.
Complete the online application form by the end of day, January 31, 2021 to apply.
Complete the online form application by the end of day, June 1, 2021 to apply.
Please note that the application contains a few questions about the course and requires submission of the following items:
Contact T. Michael McNulty, S.J. or Dr. Louise Cainkar if you have any questions.
The peace studies program is interested in courses from any discipline that integrates two or more of the following areas: