Current RFAs

Request for Applications
Network Collaboration Awards on Emotional Well-being and Economic Burden

(RFA-EMOT-ECON-NCA-23-001)

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Applications for the following Collaboration Awards will be accepted on a rolling basis:

1.) NIH Grant Proposals Award

  • Amount: $5,000
  • Grant submission to NIH: One year from date of funding or earlier
  • Number funded: Up to 5
  • Purpose: To provide funds to help EMOT-ECON members collaborate on an NIH grant proposal. Human subjects research not allowed. EMOT-ECON will arrange/pay for an external review of the grant proposal.

2.) Manuscript Writing Award

  • Amount: $2,500
  • Manuscript submission to a Peer-reviewed, Academic Journal: One year from the date of funding or earlier
  • Number funded: Up to 3
  • Purpose: To provide funds to help with manuscript writing, e.g., funding a student to complete a literature review. Funds cannot be used to collect data. Awardees can apply for the Publication Fee Award to help with publication costs.Eligibility

Applicants must be members of the EMOT-ECON Network.

For information on how to become a member, please visit emot-econ.org/get-involved/join-emot-econ.

For questions, please email mail@emot-econ.org

Request for Applications
Secondary Data Analysis on Emotional Well-being and Economic Burden

(RFA-EMOT-ECON-SDA-23-001)

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RFA Guidelines and Terms of the Award

  • Funding Amount: $20,000 per project * (Up to 2 projects will be funded)
  • Letter of Intent Due: July 1, 2023, by 11:59 PM (CT)
  • Invited Applications Due: September 1, 2023, by 11:59 PM (CT)
  • Announcement of Recipients: October 1, 2023
  • Projected Start Date (estimated): October 15, 2023

*The EMOT-ECON pilot award funding mechanism offered through NCCIH grant # U24AT011310 does not fund indirect costs.

All funds must go directly towards the research project.

    Eligibility:

    Investigators may contact the Pilot Project Core leader (mail@emot-econ.org) to determine their eligibility and appropriateness of their project (see contact information below).

    • Eligible applicants must be:
      • At a U.S. institution that can receive NIH research grants;
      • Eligible to submit a grant to NIH; and,
      • A member of the EMOT-ECON network. To join at no cost, please complete a brief questionnaire at www.emot-econ.org.
    • Investigators at any stage of their career may apply.

    For information on how to become a member, please visit emot-econ.org/get-involved/join-emot-econ.

    For questions, please email mail@emot-econ.org

    Request for Applications
    Dissertation Research Award

    (RFA-EMOT-ECON-DRA-23-001)

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    RFA Guidelines and Terms of the Award

    • Funding Amount: $2,500 available* (2-3 grants may be funded)
    • Invited Applications Due: Ongoing
    • Announcement of Recipients: Ongoing
    • Projected Start Date (estimated): Ongoing

    *The EMOT-ECON pilot award funding mechanism offered through NCCIH grant # U24AT011310 does not fund indirect costs.

    All funds must go directly towards the research project.

    Eligibility:

    • Eligible applicants must be:
      • At a U.S. institution that can receive NIH research grants;
      • Members of the EMOT-ECON network
    •  Applicants must be in good standing in the graduate programs.
    • Applicants must have had their dissertation proposals approved by their dissertation committees prior to application.
    • Applicants who have already defended their dissertations are eligible to apply for these funds, as long as they have not yet received a doctoral degree as of the application deadline

    For information on how to become a member, please visit emot-econ.org/get-involved/join-emot-econ.

    For questions, please email mail@emot-econ.org

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