Reading time: < 1minuteThe UH Mānoa Department of Art & Art History received was awarded funding for 2023–24 to replenish equipment and supplies used by students, faculty, and staff in the metal fabrication, glass, and bronze casting studios and classes.
The University of Hawaiʻi Women’s Campus Club is welcoming proposals for funding of special projects for 2025–26. Proposals may be submitted by departments, organizations, programs or by individuals associated with them from any UH campus. An average grant award may range from $1,000 to $4,000.
The UH Mānoa College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources received funding for environmental meters enabling students to gain hands-on experience in agriculture.
Apply online. Applications are due November 30, 2025.
Application requirements:
State clear goals and specific information about the beneficiaries of the grant.
Include a realistic line-item budget with price quotations for all budget items.
List other sources of funding.
No more than two or three pages.
Priority will be given to projects that benefit a large number of students or enhance the university community environment on any UH campus. Salaries or wages, honoraria, entertainment, research scholarships, food, apparel and travel will not be funded.
