Full-time Cornell faculty
$5,000 award
Monday, March 20, 2023
The Kaplan Family Distinguished Faculty Fellowship recognizes the importance of the national movement in higher education for greater involvement in civic engagement. Each year, the award goes to two faculty members, who are having a significant impact on undergraduate, professional or graduate education at Cornell by involving their students in challenging community-engaged learning programs.
The Kaplan Family Distinguished Faculty Fellowship recognizes the importance of the national movement in higher education for greater involvement in civic engagement. Each year, the award goes to two faculty members, who are having a significant impact on undergraduate, professional or graduate education at Cornell by involving their students in challenging community-engaged learning programs.
The Kaplan Fellowship includes a $5,000 award to enable recipients to further develop an ongoing community-based learning or research project, to initiate a new effort or to seek institutionalization of a community-engaged learning course.
Recipients will be honored at an Einhorn Center awards event on Tuesday, April 18, noon–2 p.m.
The Kaplan Fellowship includes a $5,000 award to enable recipients to further develop an ongoing community-based learning or research project, to initiate a new effort or to seek institutionalization of a community-engaged learning course.
Recipients will be honored at an Einhorn Center awards event on Tuesday, April 18, noon–2 p.m.
Applicants must be full-time Cornell faculty members and be able to demonstrate involvement in public scholarship in their application.
Applicants must be full-time Cornell faculty members and be able to demonstrate involvement in public scholarship in their application.
**The Kaplan Fellowship application was due Monday, March 20, 2023. The application is currently closed.**
The application includes:
- Applicant name, title, NetID, email address, college/school
- Proposal letter: A maximum three-page proposal letter outlining what the applicant intends to accomplish as a Kaplan Fellow. The proposal may involve undertaking a community-engaged learning course enhancement, enhancing a current course proposal or undertaking a community-based research or action research project. The proposal should document how the project engages the community, adds value to the particular community and involves community partners in aspects of its planning and implementation. The proposal should demonstrate sustained ways that the project will impact, shape or enhance the community-engaged learning teaching and/or research agenda of the applicant’s department.
- Applicant’s CV
- Support letter from the community partner.
- Support letter from the applicant’s department chair.
Contact the Einhorn Center at einhorncenter@cornell.edu with any questions.
**The Kaplan Fellowship application was due Monday, March 20, 2023. The application is currently closed.**
The application includes:
- Applicant name, title, NetID, email address, college/school
- Proposal letter: A maximum three-page proposal letter outlining what the applicant intends to accomplish as a Kaplan Fellow. The proposal may involve undertaking a community-engaged learning course enhancement, enhancing a current course proposal or undertaking a community-based research or action research project. The proposal should document how the project engages the community, adds value to the particular community and involves community partners in aspects of its planning and implementation. The proposal should demonstrate sustained ways that the project will impact, shape or enhance the community-engaged learning teaching and/or research agenda of the applicant’s department.
- Applicant’s CV
- Support letter from the community partner.
- Support letter from the applicant’s department chair.
Contact the Einhorn Center at einhorncenter@cornell.edu with any questions.
