Research advancement
Research advancement
The Center can provide research advancement support to Arizona State University tenured or tenure-track faculty or research professionals on continuing appointment. Services can include:
Proposal development
- develop research topics into external funding proposals
- prepare proposals and budgets and manage the grant submission process through ASU-ORSPA
- act as a bridge to ORSPA and external funding agencies
Project management services
- manages the financial aspects of grants
- assists with the human subjects approval process
- coordinates and hosts events and conferences
- manages publicity and external communications
- processes paperwork and collaborates with home departments on hiring of student workers and graduate research assistants
- consults on best practices
- builds relationships with internal and external resources, organizations, constituencies and funders important to advancing the project
- ensures compliance and reporting within the university and to granting agencies.
Project examples
- “Comparative Secularisms: Religion, Politics, Gender,” Ford Foundation, $775,000 over 4 years Religious Studies, PI)
- “Facing the Challenges of Transhumanism: Religion, Science, Technology,” Metanexus Institutes/Templeton Foundation, $400,000 over 4 years (Hava Tirosh-Samuelson, History, PI)
- “The Dynamics of Religion and Conflict,” National Science Foundation, $643,000 over 3 years (Steve Neuberg, Psychology, PI).
- “Finding Allies in the War of Words: Mapping the Diffusion and Influence of Counter-radical Muslim Discourse,” DOD-MURI/Minerva Research Initiative, $5 million over 5 years (Mark Woodward, Religious Studies, PI)
- “The Role of Religious Beliefs and Institutions in Generosity,” University of Notre Dame/Templeton Foundation, $350,000 over 2 years (Carolyn Warner, Political Science, PI)
Direct questions or requests to:
Matt Correa
Research Projects Manager,
Center for the Study of Religion and Conflict
Campus Mail: 0802
480.965.1096
matt.correa@asu.edu