Apply for the Inclusive History Project AY26-27 Teaching Fund

As part of its mission to produce an inclusive and wide-ranging history of the University of Michigan, the Inclusive History Project (IHP) funds compelling, innovative undergraduate and graduate teaching that advances both the creation and dissemination of knowledge about the university’s full past.

Funding is designed to support the efforts of instructional faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students in classrooms across our campuses to study and better understand the shifting boundaries of inclusion and exclusion in relation to U-M’s 200+ year history. Courses supported by the IHP play a crucial role in expanding the scope and range of the research accomplished through the project and in enabling a broader and deeper scale of participation in its work.

Successful courses that are supported by the IHP Fund may also serve as an important first step in developing research projects that are eligible for additional funding from the IHP and/or for scaling up as multi-disciplinary project sites that operate in direct partnership with the IHP.

Funding is available for course development and course redesign.