TCI Grants for Advancing Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA)
TCI IDEA Grant Project Examples
TCI IDEA Grants are innovative, creative, relatively short-term, and might involve instructors collaborating on projects such as these:
- Reading groups to reflect on IDEA
- Developing strategies to address students’ diverse academic needs
- Creating equity-oriented assignments
- Identifying antiracist approaches to teaching
- Interdepartmental workshops on IDEA
- Community-engaged projects
See more examples in the TCI IDEA Grants RFP.
Download the RFP
Download our request for proposals to obtain detailed information about the TCI IDEA grants, and for guidance on how to prepare your proposal. The RFP features a rubric describing criterion in terms of competitiveness.
What You Need to Apply
Briefly, you will provide the following information and documents using our application form below to apply for a TCI IDEA grant:
- Applicant information
- Project proposal
For More Information
Additional information about the grant is available from Erika Offerdahl, TCI IDEA grant administrator.
TCI Grants for Advancing IDEA Application Form
2023 TCI Grants for Advancing IDEA
The Interim Vice Provost for Academic Engagement and Student Achievement is responsible for soliciting grant proposals for innovative ideas that address issues of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access (IDEA) in teaching and learning at WSU. TCI IDEA grants will fund a broad range of collaborations and projects of varying scope. There must be at least two core collaborators; a faculty member must be identified as the project lead, but post-doctoral fellows and/or graduate students may serve as co-leads or as additional collaborators."*" indicates required fields