Topic: Grant
Dahl and Vogel receive grant for online art project
Mark Dahl, assistant director for systems and technical services at the Watzek Library and Ted Vogel, assistant professor of art and program head of ceramics:
Dahl and Vogel received a grant of $19,000 for their project “accessCeramics at Liberal Arts Colleges” from the non-profit organization NITLE. accessCeramics is an online collection of images of contemporary ceramics.
Small Business Legal Clinic assists low-income entrepreneurs and emerging businesses
The Small Business Legal Clinic at Lewis & Clark Law School, the recipient of a recent grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust, provides valuable legal assistance to low-income entrepreneurs and emerging businesses, who might otherwise not be able to afford the guidance they need.
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Dorothy Aguilera awarded grant from the Oregon Department of Education
Dorothy Aguilera, assistant professor of educational leadership:
During the fall semester, Aguilera received a $1,500 grant from the Oregon Department of Education. Her project was titled “ODE TRENS Research Project.”
Jens Mache receives grant from the National Science Foundation
Jens Mache, associate professor of computer science:
This fall, Mache received a $85,355 grant from the National Science Foundation. His project is titled “Collaborative Project: CSR-CSI Making Sensor Networks Accessible to Undergraduates Through Activity-Based Laboratory Materials.” Mache will undertake the two-year project with a colleague at Portland State University.
Greg Herman receives supplement from the National Science Foundation
Greg Hermann, associate professor of biology:
During the fall semester, Hermann received a fourth $7,200 supplement from the National Science Foundation on his existing grant, “Genetic and Molecular Analysis of Lysosome Assembly and Stability in C. Elegans.”
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