The 2009-2010 faculty Innovation Grant Request for Proposals is available here.  The deadline for submissions will be December 1, 2010.

2008-2009 Community-Based Teaching and Learning Faculty Member Grantees: 

Jeanenne Dallas, Instructor in Occupational Therapy,  “Fieldwork and Professional Competence”

Joachim Faust, Lecturer in Linguistics, “Global Culture and the Individual: Abroad in Georgia and Azerbaijan”

Guy Genin, Associate Professor of Mechanical, Aerospace, and Structural Engineering, “MASE 400” independent study courses

Judi McLean Parks, Taylor Professor of Organizational Behavior, “Community Development & Environmental Preservation through Entrepreneurial Collaboration”

Ruth Clark, Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy, and Victoria May, Outreach Assistant Dean for Science Outreach, “Experience in the Life Sciences”

Jodi Polzin, Visiting Assistant Professor, “Reconsidering the Margin: Places of Meeting, Spaces of Transformation”

With increased support, we hope that students will be able to choose from a growing list of community-based teaching and learning opportunities. These courses represent an educational partnership with the broader community that is mindful, mutually beneficial, and long-lasting.