Welcome

At Le Moyne College, we have seen firsthand the impact research, scholarship, and creative pursuits have had on faculty, staff, students, and the College. They enhance the educational experience of all, provide an important stimulus to the economy, and teach students to become engaged and thoughtful citizens of the global community. It is clear that these must be among the foremost concerns of any educational institution.

Le Moyne College’s mission – to strive for academic excellence – is manifest in research, scholarly activity, and creativity that actively involves our faculty and staff. At Le Moyne, we select and design programs that ensure that the College is meeting its mission to provide students with an education in the Jesuit tradition that will prepare them for lives of leadership and service.

The Department of Government and Foundation Relations provides opportunities for the College to build and enhance its intellectual capital and further innovation by increasing the scope and quality of sponsored activity. This department assists faculty and staff by identifying potential sponsors and assisting with the development, submission, and management of grant proposals. 

I encourage you to explore this website and contact the Government and Foundation Relations Office to see how they can assist you throughout the grant process.

Sincerely,

James P. Hannan, Ph.D.
Interim Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

Government and Foundation Relations

At Le Moyne College, research, scholarly activity and creativity fuel us in our mission for academic excellence. In order to provide a high-quality education that prepares students for lives of leadership and service, the Department of Government and Foundation Relations actively seeks funding for programs that are aligned with the College’s institutional priorities. This department provides opportunities for the College to build and enhance its intellectual capital while encouraging innovation. It also assists faculty and staff by identifying potential sponsors and assisting with the development, submission and management of grant proposals. 

Grant Report
Government and Foundation Relations raised a total of $34,656,240 for the $100M Always Forward Campaign. 

Le Moyne was awarded $150,000 from the U.S. Department of Education Undergraduate International Studies and Foreign Language Program

This grant will strengthen and improve undergraduate instruction and learning opportunities in Middle East and Islamic Studies. Douja Mamelouk, Ph.D., associate professor of world languages, literature, and cultures, will be the program director, and Delia Popescu, Ph.D. (political science), will serve as co-director. Elliott Bazzano, Ph.D. (religious studies), Robert Zens, Ph.D. (history), and Yunus Sozen, Ph.D. (political science), will also contribute to the project.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consecte adipiscing elit. The Hearst Foundations awarded $100,000 in scholarship funds

These funds will support economically disadvantaged students from New York City. The funds will be administered by Kate Cogswell ’85, senior director of philanthropic plans, and Maximo Flint-Morgan, director of financial aid.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consecte adipiscing elit. Alden Trust Awards Le Moyne $180,000 to Fund Upgrades to Communications and Film Studies

This grant is the largest Le Moyne has received from the Alden Trust and brings Alden's lifetime giving to the College to $838,000

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NYS Education Department Awards $2,250,000 to Le Moyne's Liberty Partnerships Program

Le Moyne has received a five-year, $2,250,000 grant from the NYS Education Department in support of its Liberty Partnerships Program (LPP). The grant will be used to serve 360 students annually from the Syracuse City School District.