Application for AAP Support To Promote Your Lab

What is an AAP lab?

Labs are integral to a faculty member's research, scholarly, or creative work. They are also a platform where faculty work collaboratively with students, postdoctoral fellows, and other scholars and stakeholders. Faculty working in labs create new knowledge, pedagogical innovation, and engage stakeholders.

What are the criteria of a lab?

In contrast to conducting individual research and work, faculty spearheading a lab work collaboratively with students, postdoctoral fellows, and stakeholders within and/or outside of Cornell, demonstrating a high level of engagement
Demonstrated potential for future external funding

What is the process for AAP supporting a lab?

Each faculty will fill in the form below by the deadlines outlined
A committee composed of three AAP faculty members will review the applications. The committee members are:
The faculty will work with AAP Communications to launch the lab on AAP platforms

Deadlines:

Spring deadlines:

Applications accepted until March 15

Fall deadlines:

Applications accepted until October 1

How to amplify a lab:

After a lab is reviewed and approved, the faculty will complete and launch a website (template provided by AAP Communications)
The lab's website is the full responsibility of the faculty in terms of content and updates; however, the AAP Communications team will support and advise
The lab website will be listed in the research section of the AAP website
New projects undertaken by the lab will be flagged to the AAP Communications team (alixdetorquat@cornell.edu), who will coordinate to amplify them on college platforms

Faculty name *

Title *

Email address *

Name/Title of your lab *

Abstract *

Please provide an abstract that describes the work of your lab (300 words max).

AAP Center for Cities *

Would you like your lab to be included in the AAP Center for Cities that will be launched fall 2021?

Yes

Work *

Please list a selection of examples of work that you have already produced in this area (publications, exhibits, grants received, partnerships, courses taught, etc.).

Funding *

Please list your lab's current funding sources, grants you have applied for, and the total amount of funding you have secured. Are you supporting students? List other sources of funding (internal and external) that may be appropriate to support your lab's work.

Team *

Please describe if and how students (undergraduate, graduate, postdoctoral) are involved in your lab.

Collaborators *

Does your lab include collaborators (other faculty or units) within and/or outside Cornell? Please list them and describe how you collaborate now or intend to in the future.

Impact *

What impact does the work of your lab currently have, or do you expect it to have in the future?

Communications *

Please describe how the work of your lab is or will be amplified. For example, through publications, exhibitions, or projects with stakeholders, and through communication channels such as news media, social media, website, etc.

Timing *

When would you like your lab to launch?

Month

Day

Year

Support *

How can AAP support your lab?

Additional comments *

Any other information you'd like us to know?

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