Macricostas School of Arts and Sciences
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BA Applied Computing
BA Biology
BS Secondary Education: Biology
BS Chemistry (ACS Approved)
BS Chemistry (Biochemistry/ACS approved)
BS Secondary Education: Chemistry
BS Computer Science
BA Earth and Planetary Sciences
BA Mathematics
BS Secondary Education: Mathematics
BS Meteorology
BA Communication
BA Digital and Interactive Media
BA English
BS Secondary Education: English
BA History
BS Secondary Education: History/Social Studies
BA Interdisciplinary Studies
BA Media Arts
BA Spanish
BA Professional Writing
BA American Studies
BA Anthropology/Sociology
BA Economics
BA Political Science
BA Psychology
BA Social Sciences
The Macricostas School of Arts and Sciences (MSAS) has a financial commitment from a donor to fund one or more projects annually that involve, engage and/or support students “directly in creative arts and technology.” Given the wide range of work across MSAS that directly involves students and that are both creative and technical, the funding opportunity was named “CreaTechnology.” The exact funding amount is to be determined.
The goals of the CreaTechnology Grant are to:
Therefore, grants will be awarded for faculty-driven creative projects that engage students in the use of technology or that require the purchase of technological tools.
For example, successful proposals might include:
Recently funded projects include:
Any full-time MSAS faculty member is eligible to apply. Although the project format and timeline are flexible, proposals must demonstrate that the funds will be used to directly involve/engage/support students and must include both “creative arts and technology.” Funding decisions will take into account the degree to which proposals meet these criteria and with an eye toward spreading the award funds around the Macricostas School as much as possible. Each award recipient will be expected to submit a written report of expenditures, outcomes, and (if applicable) findings to the Dean at the conclusion of the project funding period.
Proposal deadline: Tuesday, October 14, 2025 for projects to be funded between November 2025 and June 2026.
To complete the CreaTechnology 2025-2026 application, click here.