Pivot is a web-based discovery and workflow tool that integrates a comprehensive source of worldwide funding opportunities with the most comprehensive collection of scholar profiles into a single, user-friendly solution. Opportunities are indexed by keywords to make it easier for applicants to find them, as well as eligibility to ensure that all necessary conditions are completed. Visit ExLibris Pivot-RP

Grants.gov is a one-stop shop for grant seekers to research and apply for federal grants. You may also sign up for automated email notifications. Visit Grants.gov

GrantForward is a search engine for institutions and individuals. Their flexible search filters and specialized search options make finding grants easier. GrantForward Researcher Profiles allow faculty to showcase their research accomplishments and interests, allowing them to collaborate with other academics and obtain grant suggestions. Visit GrantForward

The Grants Gateway is New York State's enterprise system for searching for and managing grant opportunities, grant applications, grant contracts, and payment claims online. Visit NYS Grants Gateway

The Foundation Center is a service that offers private funding opportunities in many fields. Philanthropy News Digest.

The RePORT Expenditures and Results (RePORTER) module enables users to search a repository of NIH-funded research projects and access associated publications and patents. Visit RePORTER.

• CUNY Junior Faculty Research Award in Science and Engineering Program (JFRASE)
• The Interdisciplinary Climate Crisis Grant Program (IRG)
• Other CUNY Funding Opportunities

• The PSC-CUNY Research Award Program was established as a major vehicle to encourage and support faculty research. PSC-CUNY seeks to enhance the University's role as a research institution, further its faculty's professional growth and development, and support established and junior scholars.
• PSC-CUNY Adjunct Professional Development Grants of up to $3,000 are available to adjunct faculty teaching six or more classroom contact hours in the semester and to continuing education teachers who are teaching a minimum of 20 hours per week. Funding can be used for research, courses, conferences, field studies, and other activities to enhance your professional development.
• CUNY HEO-CLT Professional Development Fund is for the  Higher Education Officers, College Laboratory Technicians, CLIP Instructors, CUNY Start Instructors, Non-Teaching Adjuncts, and EOC Lecturers. Funds can be used for conferences, workshops, training, certificate programs, a semester at an accredited college or university, or research projects. 

• Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL) Pedagogy Research Challenge Awards supports research projects on community college pedagogy, calling for studies of various interventions that can impact student learning outcomes. For more information, contact Dr. Meg Tarafdar at  [email protected]