The deadline for all funding opportunities will remain Feb. 4. If you were impacted by the Marshall Fire and are unable to submit your application by Feb. 4, please contact Jeanne McDonald for assistance.
Our office helps fund outreach and engagement projects that connect research, teaching and creative work with communities external to CU Boulder around Colorado and beyond and fit with the campus' strategic priorities of fostering innovation, training tomorrow’s leaders and positively impacting humanity. The annual CU Boulder Outreach Awards as well as our office's Community Impact and Micro Grant programs fund project-related expenses such as, stipends, materials, supplies, equipment, travel and more. Each funding type has its own selection criteria, application requirements and allowable expenses.
Funding Info Sessions
Who Can Apply
- Faculty can apply for the CU Boulder Outreach Awards
- Faculty, staff and graduate students (with faculty support) can apply for our office micro and community impact grants
- Undergraduates can apply for the office’s Undergraduate Community-Engaged Scholars grants
Funding Types
CU Boulder Outreach Awards
- Awarded by interdisciplinary CU Boulder Outreach Awards Committee
- Supports substantive faculty-led outreach and engagement projects
- Up to $24,000 (group), $9,000 (individual)
- Deadline forthcoming for the Outreach Awards
- Due Feb. 4, 2022
- For CU Boulder faculty
Office Community Impact Grants
- Awarded by our office
- Seeds or extends community-engaged work
- Up to $5,000
- Due 8/13/21 for fall and spring projects
- Due 2/4/22 for spring, summer and fall projects
- For CU Boulder faculty, staff and graduate students (with faculty support)
Office Micro Grants
- Awarded by our office
- Supports outreach events, materials and more
- Up to $2,000
- Due 8/13/21 for fall and spring projects
- Due 2/4/22 for spring, summer and fall projects
- For CU Boulder faculty, staff, and graduate students (with faculty support)