Applications are due by 11:59 pm on December 1, 2026
Now entering its sixth year, the Arts Integration Grant Program has launched 52 projects from faculty, undergraduates and graduate students across the college. These innovative projects, and the teams and individuals leading them, are forging deep interdisciplinary inquiry and collaboration at Dartmouth, reaching across silos, and integrating the arts into the core of research and learning on campus. The Hopkins Center reopened last fall with Arts Integration as a cornerstone of its identity and programming, and interdisciplinarity as a beacon of welcome.
The Hopkins Center and the Vice Provost for Research invite applications for grants supporting arts-integrative research projects. Projects must be interdisciplinary in nature with an arts discipline at the core. Other disciplines to be included in a particular project can be wide-ranging, from STEM fields to humanities and social sciences.
These awards represent Dartmouth at its interdisciplinary best. The breadth and creativity of the application were amazing and confirmed the transformative potential of this initiative.
Dean Madden, Vice Provost for Research for Dartmouth College