Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Grant
Using Technology to Facilitate Interdisciplinary Teaching & Learning
Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Grant
Using Technology to Facilitate Interdisciplinary
Teaching & Learning
A four-year grant of $335,000 from the Andrew W. Mellon
Foundation will enable Union faculty to experiment with and adapt computer and
multimedia technologies and tools in the Freshman Preceptorial, an interdisciplinary
course required of all entering students, and in other undergraduate courses. |
Internal Funding Opportunities |
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Union College's Grant Proposal |
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Steering Committee |
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Curricular
Design Specialist |
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CAPSTONE CONFERENCE: Collaborating
with Technology; May 23, 2002 |
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Mellon grant to Hobart & William Smith
and Union to integrate off-campus programs |
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Mellon
grant to Union College to support research on Web Archiving |
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Interdisciplinary Teaching, Learning, and Technology |
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