Business Council 2025 Faculty Research Summer

Transcript:Business Council 2025 Faculty Research Summer:
Business Council 2025 Faculty Research Summer Grant Application Process LEON HESS BUSINESS SCHOOL Please reach out to Dr. Janeth Merkle, Assistant Dean with questions at x3483 or jmerkle@monmouth.edu. 2025 Faculty Summer Research Grant (SRG) Program Overview All full-time faculty are eligible including Department Chairs and the Associate and Assistant Deans All research types including basic, applied and pedagogical research will be considered Preference will be given to those SRG proposals that align closely to the foundational and innovative capabilities for the future of business. Five-minute presentations to the Grant Review Committee will be held on 4.18. For consistency purposes, applicants will use a standard proposal pitch slide deck template provided by the Grant Review Committee. Decisions on funding allocation will be communicated on May 1, 2025. Apply (Step 1): Submit Proposed Research Project Details Submit your application by entering the research project details above into the online form at (Link) by March 31, 2025 Business Council 2025 Faculty Research Summer Grant Program (Step 2: Applicant Presentation Template) LEON HESS BUSINESS SCHOOL Prepare your proposal pitch presentation using this slide deck template. Section 1: Project Name/Research Title [Insert $$$ Amount of Funding Request] [Indicate what Business Discipline(s) research addresses [Indicate Research Type: Pedagogical, Basic or Applied] [Indicate whether this is “New Research” or “Continuing Research”] [Indicate Research Phase to be Funded: Conceptual, Data, or Analysis & Findings] [Estimate Total Remaining Expenses Here ( from current phase to published completion] [Insert First Author, Co-Author and Other Academic Participant Names & Roles] [Indicate Y/N if Student(s) will have the opportunity to participate [Indicate Y/N if collaborating with private sector [Insert Summary Description of Proposed Research (i.e. “Researching x to investigate y”)] Section 2: Describe Proposed Research Project Value Research Focus: Enter statement of business problem(s), specific gap in existing research, research issues to be addressed here. Practical Applications: Describe practical applications this research might have here. Target Audience(s): List and describe target audiences & benefactors of proposed research here. Impact of Study: Describe value and impact study will create including any societal impact here. Target Publications: List target scholarly publications & publication classification here. Future Value: What future work might this research spur? Describe here. Section 3: Describe Proposed Research Project Approach Research Methods: Describe the methods to be sued to solve the problem(s) here. Data Sets or Analytics To Be Utilized: List data sets needed to support proposed research here. High Level