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National Collegiate Inventors & Innovators Alliance
Published Date: June 13, 2005
Program Information
Program Name:
Advanced E-Team Grants
Program URL:
http://www.nciia.net/grants_eteam.html
Program Year:
2005
Program Description:
The National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance supports faculty and students who believe that the teaching of invention and innovation is critical to American higher education. Its mission is to nurture a new generation of innovators by promoting curricula designed to teach creativity, invention, and entrepreneurship. At the same time, the NCIIA offers faculty a forum where they can share technical information and ideas, learn about new pedagogical techniques, and discuss effective curricular models. A central component of the National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance involves the creation of E-Teams: "E" stands for excellence and entrepreneurship. E-Teams are groups of students, faculty, and other professionals who join together to pursue the development of an idea, product, or invention, or to solve a problem in a way that has the promise of creating licensable technology, products or developing an enterprise that will generate jobs and social benefits. Advanced E-Team grants range in size from $1,000 to $20,000. The grant period is typically twelve to eighteen months.
Program Restrictions:
Grants may be used for further development and plans for commercialization of their ideas. Funding can be used for project expenses, legal fees, or student internships. These grants will be renewable for up to three years in declining amounts. We require sponsoring institutions to sign an agreement with The Lemelson Foundation when a grant is awarded. The agreement states in part that ownership of discoveries or inventions resulting from activities financed by NCIIA grants will be governed by grantee institutions' intellectual property policies. If a school does not have an intellectual property policy, then the institution must develop an E-Team agreement that establishes ownership of ideas resulting from E-Team work. The NCIIA and The Lemelson Foundation take no financial or ownership interest in the projects funded by these grants. We supply copies of the grant agreement on request.
Public Contact Information
Name:
Title:
Organization:
National Collegiate Inventors & Innovators Alliance
Department:
Address:
100 Venture Way
Hadley, Massachusetts 01035
Phone:
413-587-2173
Fax:
413-587-2175
E-mail:
info@nciia.org
Country:
United States
Supported Components and Scientific Fields
Supported Components:
Student Research Opportunities and Broadening Access, Computer/Software Development, Laboratory Development, Faculty Appointments, Faculty Development, Teacher Education or Professional Development, Other (specify): Business development
General Fields Supported:
Technology, Other (specify): Business entrepreneurship, inventions
Specific Fields Supported:
None provided
Program Eligibility Requirements
Who can apply?
Public Organizations, Private Organizations, Students, Faculty Members
If organizations may apply, check which ones:
2-Year Colleges, 4-Year Colleges, Universities, Medical Schools, Academic Health Centers, Educational Organizations, Professional Societies
If students may apply, check which ones:
Grade 13, Grade 14, Grade 15, Grade 16, Graduate Students
Are awards targeted to a specific population group?
No
If yes, check those that apply:
None provided
Is this program limited to organizations or residents within the United States?
Yes
Are awards targeted to people in specific U.S. states?
No
If yes, check those that apply:
None provided
Are awards targeted to a specific region within a state?
No
If yes, specify
Application Process and Program Award Term
Application Process, Initial Contact or Approach:
Proposal
Application Details:
Review the website for additional information on request for proposals: http://www.nciia.org
Application Deadline(s)?:
Yes
If yes, date(s):
12/15/2005, 05/15/2006
Deadline Comments:
Deadlines are May 15 and Dec. 15 each year.
Award Duration:
Variable, 12 to 18 months
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