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The Internationalization Grant program awards up to $5,000 for projects that advance the university’s internationalization agenda.
The Internationalization Grant program awards up to $5,000 for projects which advance the University’s internationalization goals and expand global engagement in the colleges and divisions. For 2023-24, we are pleased to offer support in three grant tracks aligned with Oregon State University’s new strategic plan, “Prosperity Widely Shared.” The grants are funded by the INTO OSU Joint Venture Internationalization Fund and cannot be used to make direct payments to employees or students.
For all tracks, we hope to see matched funding from the applicant's home unit equal to the amount requested in the Internationalization Grant proposal, when possible. Other forms of departmental support may be noted in addition to or in lieu of matched funds. In all cases, the letter of support from unit leadership should address how the project aligns with strategic objectives; scalability, sustainability, and impact of the proposed work; and explanation of financial or other forms of internal support provided to the applicant.
Proposals will be rated on:
For questions, please contact the Global Affairs Associate or call 541-737-6209.
Open to academic faculty.
This track is intended to stimulate transdisciplinary research projects aligned with OSU’s strategic focus areas in collaboration with overseas institutions, governments, and industry partners to advance OSU’s strategic goals and build global reputation.
Open to academic and professional faculty, INTO OSU employees, and student groups.
This track solicits proposals which create global learning opportunities and enable students to develop intercultural competence through curriculum, pedagogy, and experiential learning, to prepare OSU graduates to successfully navigate a highly globalized world.
Open to academic and professional faculty and INTO OSU employees.
This track provides opportunities to deepen professional development opportunities for international and domestic students, in collaboration with overseas alumni, corporate organizations, non-profits and government partnerships. Initiatives with the capacity for translating research to applications that contribute solutions to the world’s greatest challenges are encouraged.
Funding must be utilized within 12 months of receipt and cannot be carried over.
Successful recipients are expected to provide a brief summary (up to 4 pages) of project outcomes and any proposed next steps within one month of completion.
We also ask that recipients thank or give credit to the Fund when the opportunity presents itself.
Project details maybe featured on the Global Engagement website.
Application opens: Friday, December 1st
Application closes: Wednesday, January 31st
Applications must include the following:
Proposals are screened by committee and approved by the Global Engagement leadership team.
Lynne Hindman, Learning Experience Designer
College of Education
Bradley Boovy, Associate Professor, World Languages and Cultures
College of Liberal Arts
Susan Shaw, Professor of Women, Gender, & Sexuality Studies
College of Liberal Arts
Dee Denver, Department Head and Professor, Integrative Biology
College of Science
Nan Xie, Emiko Christopherson, Rachael Weber, Office of International Services; Sarah Cunningham, Instructor for Food in Culture and Social Justice Program; David Ryusaki, Global Community Kitchen Manager
Student Affairs & College of Liberal Arts
Ian Munanura, Assistant Professor, Forest Ecosystems and Society
College of Forestry
Sunil Khanna, Professor and Endowed Chair in Global Health
College of Public Health and Human Sciences
LeAnn Adam, National and Global Scholarships Advising
Honors College
Brian Endress, Associate Professor and Scott Heppell, Professor; Department of Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences
College of Agricultural Sciences
Enrique Thomann, Professor, Department of Mathematics
College of Science
Aaron Wolf, Professor of Geography
College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences
Gail Langellotto, Professor of Horticulture, Master Gardener Statewide Coordinator
College of Agricultural Sciences
Nick AuYeung, Associate Professor and Alpha Ousmane Toure, School of Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering
College of Engineering
Julie Elston, Professor of Business
College of Business - OSU Cascades
Ed Brook, Distinguished Professor and Director of COLDEX and Christo Buizert, Assistant Professor
College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences
Michele Justice, Director of International Programs
College of Forestry
Sindya Bhanoo, Assistant Professor, School of Writing, Literature and Film
College of Liberal Arts
Patrick McBrien, Director of Graduate Recruitment and Admissions and Marigold Holmes, Director of Sponsored Student Programs
Graduate School and Office of International Services
Dave Stone, Director of the OSU Food Innovation Center and Evie Smith, Small Farms and Master Gardeners Coordinator, Lincoln County
College of Agricultural Sciences and OSU Extension Service
Samhita Dixit, Student Care Coordinator
INTO OSU
Kok-Mun Ng, Professor of Counselor Education
College of Education
Nordica MacCarty, Associate Professor, Mechanical Engineering
College of Engineering
Geoffrey Barstow, Associate Professor, School of History, Philosophy & Religion
College of Liberal Arts
Taal Levi, Associate Professor of Fisheries and Wildlife, and PhD students Ellen Dymit and Emily Dziedzic
College of Agricultural Sciences