The Robert H.N. Ho Mind, Brain, and Behavior Initiative (MBBI) awards grants for research projects, recurring activities, events, and extended scholarly time spent elsewhere that enhance scholarship, teaching, or student involvement related to mind, brain, and behavior. MBBI awards three types of grants, which are each explained below.
Individuals and groups from all divisions at ÌÇÐÄvlog¹ÙÍø may apply. For more on whether your project might be a good fit for an MBBI Grant:
Past awardees hail from the library, psychology, biology, ITS, mathematics, music, economics, neuroscience, and physical education, recreation, and athletics. Past projects include conducting laboratory research, hosting a symposium of outside speakers, staging a play, training and mentoring student researchers, traveling internationally to conduct trials, and purchasing and exploring the capabilities of cutting-edge equipment.