Grant Application Forms

Faculty and students: Use the information below to apply for peace grants funded by the Collaborative.

Call for Student Grants

Six to ten competitive grants of up to $2000 are available in 2004-2005 for students in any academic field at Goshen College whose proposals are selected for research, travel, conferences, or internships for peace and justice.

Information about the application and review processes is available online. 2004-2005 deadlines: Proposals for the fall semester must be received by Oct. 15. Proposals for the spring semester must be received by Jan. 15. Summer term deadline is April 15.

Call for Faculty Grants

The Collaborative grants up to $2000 for faculty research, course development, or teaching enrichment where they broadly relate to peace, justice, and reconciliation.

Information about the application and review processes is available online. 2004-2005 deadlines will be available soon.

Grant Recipients

2003-2004 Student Grant Recipients

Recipient	Purpose
Luke Bishop and Esther Fordham	Recording video footage for Mennonite Women of Color class
Esther Fordham: Sister-Link	Connecting women at Goshen College with women suffering from AIDS in Tanzania
Celeste Kennel-Shank	Christian Peacemaker Teams delegation to Barrancabermeja, Colombia
Elizabeth Miller	Serving with the Academic Model for Prevention and Treatment of HIV/AIDS (AMPATH) in Kenya
Abigail Nafziger	Working with Protestant and Catholic youth at Greenhill Adventure Camp, Ireland
PAX	International March on D.C. to end the Iraq War
PAX	November Vigil at the School of the Americas
PAX	Free Trade Area of the Americas Protest

2003-2004 Faculty Grant Recipients

Recipient	Purpose
Jan Bender Shetler	Serengeti peoples oral history book
Doug Caskey	Sabbatical research on peace and justice plays
Anne Hostetler	Research on Anne Ruth Ediger Baehr
Pat MacFarlane, Ed Cundiff, Communications professors	Mennonite Women of Color course

2003-2004 Campus Programs Recipients

Recipient	Purpose
Community Drum Circles	Creative nonviolent activity
El Salvador Fair Trade Coffee Trip	Multimedia reporting on fair trade coffee growing in El Salvador
Windows and Mirrors	To build awareness of diversity issues at Goshen College through convening a discussion group.

2002-2003 Student Grant Recipients

Recipient	Purpose
Marten Beels and Eric Kanagy	RioLimpio.com Project, Dominican Republic
Tsering Digi	TESOL Internship, New York City
Jenna Fisher Miller, Ashley Sider, Adele K. Liechty	Civil Rights May term Class, Southern USA
Alisa Hartzler, Celeste Kennel-Shank, Josiah Groff, and Katie Hochstedler	National Conference on Organized Resistance, Washington, D.C.
Emily Hershberger	Holy Land Summer Internship, Israel
Moriah Hurst, Elisa Zwier, Sarah Shirk and Katie Yoder	Mennonite World Conference, Zimbabwe
Mennonite Central Committee	"Journey to Jerusalem: Nonviolence Training," Pennsylvania
Jesse B. Miller	Peace and Justice Studies Association Conference, Georgetown University
National Resources Policy Course	"The Earth is the Lord's: Public Policy that Honors Creation," Mennonite Central Committee Conference, Washington, D.C.
Organizing for Peace	Arts, Spirituality & Activism, Indiana
PAX	November Vigil at the School of the America, Georgia

2002-2003 Faculty Grant Recipients

Recipient	Purpose
Jan Bender Shetler	Tanzania Research
Chicago Urban Life Center	Hip-Hop Faculty Colloquium
Michelle Horning	Course Development dealing with tax justice
Pat McFarlane	Mennonite World Conference research on women
Peace and Justice Studies Association Conference	Georgetown University
Dean Rhodes	Pueblo Joven Research
Sylvia Shirk Charles	Mennonite World Conference, Africa

2002-2003 Campus Programs Grant Recipients

Recipient	Purpose
Civil Rights Mayterm Class	Southern USA
Civil Rights Tour Group	Mennonite Youth Convention, Georgia
Conflict Ministry Teams	Civil Rights Mayterm Class, Southern USA
Model United Nations Course	International education