Book Publication Subvention Application Form

The Book Publication Subvention Fund was established to provide faculty with the opportunity to apply for subvention funding to assist with the costs of scholarly publication. These subventions guarantee that scholarly works of significance by GVSU faculty can be published even if the prospective audience is limited. Subventions are considered particularly applicable in cases where publication costs are unusually high due to artwork, permissions, and other special production elements.

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
You will need:

  • Signed Statement of Understanding (download form here)
  • Written statement of the press’s editorial policies
  • CV or brief biographical sketch of the author
  • Copies of prepublication reviews
  • Letters of support from your department chairperson and dean
  • Copy of final and fully executed contract with the publisher
  • Copies of any correspondence with the publisher concerning subvention required, the costs the subvention will defray, and any royalty arrangement

Please Note: All material in a foreign language should be accompanied by a translation in English.

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Proposal Information

To be considered for a Book Publication Subvention grant, the following materials should be submitted:

  1. Signed Statement of Understanding (download form here)
  2. Written statement of the press’s editorial policies
  3. CV or brief biographical sketch of the author
  4. Copies of prepublication reviews
  5. Letters of support from your department chairperson and dean
  6. Copy of final and fully executed contract with the publisher
  7. Copies of any correspondence with the publisher concerning subvention required, the costs the subvention will defray, and any royalty arrangement

You may submit each document separately, or combine everthing into one PDF to upload. Please see Accessing Adobe Products for GVSU Faculty & Staff for information on the software for creating and compiling PDF documents.


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