Applications for WID grants proceed in two stages: a statement of interest, and an invited full application.
WID grants are received and managed through the University's InfoReady Review system. Below are the instructions for the Letter of Intent that appear in InfoReady:
In this letter of no more than two pages, please include the following:
You will receive a response to your letter no later than Monday, March 11; in that response, you may be invited to submit a full application to the review committee. The goal of the feedback in this response is to help applicants craft a successful full application, due Friday, April 5. The full application will involve material from the statement of interest, plus information on methodology/methods, budget, and timeline, along with the name of your department accountant. Final decisions will be made by Friday, April 25.
Katie Levin and Dan Emery are available to consult with potential or actual applicants at any time during the process.
Kate Peterson and Natalie Reynolds of the University Libraries have compiled an excellent resource page entirely devoted to the WID grants program. Visit the page to find general WAC/WID resources, useful databases, and a sampling of relevant journals.