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updated 06 October 2004
By September 10, 2004, all full-time AASU faculty should have received AASU's 2004-2005 Internal Grants Competition package (which includes applications for Research & Scholarship grants and Teaching & Learning grants). Below you'll find links to pdf versions of the application forms. (If you did not receive a package, please call Kim McCallie in the Office of Sponsored Programs: 921 5803.) The deadline for submitting R&S and T&L grant applications is 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 19, 2004.
-- Arthur M. Gignilliat, Jr. Professorship (pdf)
-- Research & Scholarship Grant application form 2004-05 (pdf)
-- Teaching & Learning Grant application form 2004-05 (pdf)
-- Tips on Preparing Applications for AASU's Internal Grants
(updated September 2004)
-- Recipients of AASU Teaching & Learning Grants and Research & Scholarship Grants for 2002-2003
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NEW
Proposal-Writing Tips
A Quick Guide to the Web's Best Grant Writing Resources
(AdjunctNation.com, March-April 2004)
Recipients of 2003-2004 Research & Scholarship Grants
Recipients of 2003-2004 Teaching & Learning Grants
Recipient of the 2004 Arthur M. Gignilliat, Jr. Professorship
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OPPORTUNITIES
Teaching & Learning Grant Opportunities
Georgia Humanities Council Grants
NEH Grants
AASU's OFFICE OF SPONSORED PROGRAMS
The Office of Sponsored Programs supports Armstrong Atlantic State University
faculty and staff in their pursuits of external funding for research and sponsored
programs. The office also serves as the central coordination point for all research and
sponsored program grants.
AAUW Fellowships, Grants, & Awards
Fund for the Improvement of Post-secondary Education
Georgia Humanities Council
National Endowment for the Humanities
National Science Foundation Funding
OpportunitiesPolaris Grants Central
The Rockefeller Foundation
Social Science Research
CouncilTEACHING
AND LEARNING GRANTS
The following Teaching
and Learning Grants were awarded in the 2003-2004 competition hosted by AASU's Faculty
Development Committee:
Hassan Aziz, medical technology. Teach One,
Teach All. $1,500.
Suzy Carpenter, chemistry and physics. Student
Resource CD for Organic Chemistry I. $913.
Karen Hollinger, languages, literature, and
philosophy. Women and Film: A Film Series and Roundtable Discussion. $500.
Pang-Chieh Hsu
, art, music, and theatre. Visiting Artist Workshop Project: The Fine Art of Bookmaking. $2,100.Delana Nivens, chemistry and physics. Attenuated Total Reflectance Infrared Spectroscopy for Analytical Chemistry: Development of Real World Forensic Experiments. $1,490.
Ed Richardson, languages, literature, and philosophy. Literature and Medicine:
Lynn Roberts, physical education. Using Pedometers to Promote Physical Activity in the Concepts of Fitness Course. $1,101.
Richard St. Pierre, health science. Internationalizing the Health Sciences Curriculum. $1,825.
Jennifer Ann Zettler, biology. Introducing Global Positioning Systems (GIS) to the Biology Curriculum. $2,110.
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