Great Plains Center for Agricultural Health Pilot/Feasibility Projects Academic Track
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Kim McMichael
kimberlee-mcmichael@uiowa.edu
For guidance in preparing budgets and budget
justifications:
Mindy Sickels Sterbenz
mindy-sickels@uiowa.edu
This opportunity provides funding for new agricultural health and safety research projects that have high likelihood of leading to more comprehensive projects or activities.
Priority will be given to projects addressing work-related stress and mental health; the prevention of slips, trips and falls; machine safety; and chemical safety.
The GPCAH especially encourages applications from new academic/scientific investigators (including graduate students) and those newly interested in agricultural safety and health research. Such investigators are encouraged to apply in collaboration with more experienced health scientists. Academic track projects should have at least one specific research question directed toward the prevention of illness and injury resulting from agricultural work exposures.
Individuals from under-represented racial and ethnic groups as well as individuals with disabilities are especially encouraged to apply.
Up to $30,000 for a project period up to 18 months
Links to additional guidance, application instructions, and required forms are available on the program website.
Email completed applications to kimberlee-mcmichael@uiowa.edu.
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