02/18/2025
Deadline Extended! Funding Opportunity: ACHNE Announces Call for 2025 Research and EBP Grant Proposals
Calling all community/public health nursing educators and researchers!
Calling all community/public health nursing educators and researchers! The Association of Community Health Nursing Educators (ACHNE) is thrilled to announce $10,000 in grant funding available for 2025. We encourage you to submit proposals for either a Research Grant or an Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) Grant to support your important work. Due to some experiencing difficulty with the Abstract collection site, the deadline has been extended to Friday, February 21, at 5pm ET. If you have already submitted a proposal, you are able to review and edit it if necessary until the deadline. Please note that if you need to upload more than one file for a required field, you must merge them into a single file before uploading.
Research Grants:
- Purpose: Seed funding, pilot funding, or full funding for well-designed studies with the potential to make a significant difference in C/PHN or C/PHN education.
- Funding: Up to $5,000
- Eligibility: ACHNE member with a master's or doctoral degree, or enrolled in a doctoral program. Proposals must address current ACHNE Research Priorities.
EBP Grants:
- Purpose: Funding for projects translating scientific evidence into C/PHN education or practice through effective teaching, student learning, or collaborating to improve health outcomes.
- Funding: Up to $5,000
- Eligibility: Proposals must address current ACHNE EBP Project Priorities.
The Deadline: Don't miss out! The Proposal deadline has been extended to February 21, 2025.
Thinking Outside the Box:
The ACHNE Research Committee especially encourages collaboration between PhD and Doctorate in Nursing Practice (DNP) scholars. Joint research efforts and innovative practice partnerships may be eligible for larger awards. While there are no specific scoring criteria, these proposals will be considered individually.
We can't wait to see your innovative proposals!
Sincerely,
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Ann M. Stalter and Lynn Blanchette |