Timeline
Summer 2010
- Psychology of Character RFP advertised
- Psychology post-doctoral fellow position advertised
Fall 2010
- Psychology post-doctoral fellowship begins
- Submission and review of Psychology of Character LOIs
- Wake Forest psychology experiments begin
Spring of 2011
- Psychology of Character full proposals evaluated and funded
- Philosophy of Character RFP and Theology of Character RFP advertised
Summer of 2011
- Psychology of Character research begins
Fall of 2011
- Submission and review of Philosophy of Character LOIs
- Submission and review of Theology of Character LOIs
- Psychology of Character research ongoing
- Wake Forest psychology experiments continue
Spring of 2012
- Philosophy of Character full proposals evaluated and funded
- Theology of Character full proposals evaluated and funded
- Psychology of Character research ongoing
Summer of 2012
- Philosophy of Character and Theology of Character research begins
- Psychology of Character research ongoing, Year 1 reports submitted
- Initial Research Workshop for all RFP winners (June 2012)
Fall of 2012
- Philosophy of Character, Theology of Character, and Psychology of Character research ongoing
- Wake Forest psychology experiments continue
Spring of 2013
- Philosophy of Character, Theology of Character, and Psychology of Character research concludes (May 2013), Final reports submitted
- Wake Forest psychology experiments conclude
Summer of 2013
- Work of post-doctoral fellow concludes (June 2013)
- Interdisciplinary Summer Character Seminar (2 weeks, June 2013)
- Character Essay Prizes Awarded at Final Research Colloquia (June 2013)
- Final Research Colloquia (all RFP winners, Character Seminar participants, and Character Essay Prize winners) (June 2013)
December 31, 2013
- PIs for all funded projects in the psychology, philosophy, and theology of character submit chapters for a two volume edited work tentatively entitled The Character Project: New Perspectives in Psychology, Philosophy, and Theology.