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Engaged Department Grant Program Request for Proposals

Office for Public Engagement
2015
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Engaged Department Grant Program Request for Proposals

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2015

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The purpose of the Engaged Department Grant initiative was to advance the institutionalization of public engagement at the University of Minnesota by furthering the integration of public engagement into the programmatic features of the department. Grants of up to $7,500 were awarded to six to eight departments annually to plan, establish, implement, and evaluate strategic initiatives that advanced the integration of public engagement into the departments’ research and teaching activities.

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Office for Public Engagement. (2015). Engaged Department Grant Program Request for Proposals. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/213713.

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