Grant Research Office

Welcome to the College of Education Grant Research Office! We are here to help you identify grant opportunities, provide you with resources, and offer professional development services.

• COE Grant Research Office Liaison Committee
  

  Dr. Abdelilah Salim Sehlaoui
  Director of COE Grant Research Office
  936.294.3969 asehlaoui@shsu.edu

  

  Dr. Elizabeth Gross
  COE Grant Research Liaison Committee
  Department of Library Science and Technology

  

  Dr. Susan Henderson
  COE Grant Research Liaison Committee
  Department of Counselor Education

  

  Dr. Andrey Koptelov
  COE Grant Research Liaison Committee
  School of Teaching and Learning

Why Do Faculty Engage in Grant Research?

Check out what the following COE faculty members have to say about it. Click on the name for a short video clip:

• Dr. Sehlaoui
• Dr. Fuller
• Dr. Koptelov and Dr. Sehlaoui

COE Intent to Submit Form

(Click here to fill out the proposal form.)

The purpose of this form is to keep us all informed of what grant opportunities are being considered to strengthen even more collaboration and avoid issues related to who's doing what and to prevent us from duplicating our efforts. So, if you have identified a funding opportunity and intend to submit a proposal, please fill out this brief form. Thank you!

COE Grant Research Professional Development

• GRACE Day 2022 Click here for Event Photos

• Spring 2019 Semester:
• COE "Grants 101" (January 22, 2019)
• COE "Grant Revival" (February 19, 2019)

COE "Grant Revival"

SHSU Office of Research and Sponsored Programs

SHSU's Office of Research and Sponsored Programs

SHSU Office of Research Administration (Post-Award Resources)

• Office of Research Administration

Resources for Locating External Funding

NOTE: Foundations may be on the President’s list. Faculty interested in pursuing a grant proposal through any of these will need to have ORSP contact the President’s Office to ensure that the proposed proposal will not conflict with current activities of the President. For organizations requiring 501(C)(3) status, and prior to your creating proposal, check with the funding agency to make sure they will accept SHSU governmental entity non-profit status, rather than 501(C)(3) charitable non-profit status. Further information is available from SHSU's ORSP.

• Texas State Agencies
• Texas Education Agency (TEA)

• Texas Foundations that Support Education and Teacher Education
• Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT)
• The Moody Foundation
• Houston Endowment
• The Brown Foundation, Inc
• Amon G. Carter Foundation
• Valero Energy Foundation
• The San Antonio Area Foundation
• The Shell Oil Company Foundation
• The Meadows Foundation
• The Kronkosky Charitable Foundation
• The Cullen Foundation
• The Sid W. Richardson Foundation
• The John G. and Marie Stella Kenedy Memorial Foundation
• Robert J. Kleberg, Jr. and Helen C. Kleberg Foundation
• THE ELKINS FOUNDATION
• Albert B. Alkek Foundation
• The George Foundation

• Federal and Government-Related Agencies
• www.grants.gov
• The U.S. Department of Education's Office of English Language Acquisition (OELA)
• National Clearinghouse for English Language Acquisition (NCELA)
• Institute of Education Sciences (IES)
• National Institutes of Health (NIH)

• National Foundations that Support Education and Teacher Education
• American Honda Foundation
• Mazda Foundation
• The NEA Foundation
• Wish You Well Foundation
• Dollar General Literacy Foundation
• Carnegie Corporation of New York
• Ford Foundation
• Foundation for Child Development (FCD)
• W.K. Kellogg Foundation

• More Grant Research Resources
• Southwest Educational Research Association (SERA)
• National council of University Research Administrators (NCURA)
• Society of Research Administrators International (SRA International)