Mini-Grant Recipients
Spring 2009
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Sofronio Agustin and Marisol de Jesus Berrios (Biology): $2,000 toward the purchase of an Air Clean System and cart, to be used in applied mycology lab exercises.
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William Elshoff and Irene Paino (Adult Education): $1,000 for equipment and materials to promote Pathways to Professions options among adult high school students.
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Richard Harmon (Theatre): $2,000 to purchase LED lighting instruments.
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James Henry (Biology): $2,000 toward the purchase of an Isotemp laboratory refrigerator, to be used in microbiology courses.
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Barbara Hunnicutt (Biology): $2,000 to purchase a Vascular System Model for anatomy and physiology courses.
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Michael Kappers (Information Technology): $2,000 to purchase industry-based training materials for digital media students.
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Susan Kellicut and Cheryl Cantwell (Mathematics): $764.25 for intermediate algebra lab materials.
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Christy King (Career Development Center): $1,300 to host Fall 2009 etiquette dinner, which will provide students with etiquette training for business and social events.
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Kathleen Lynch (Academic Success Center): $600 toward the purchase of tutoring materials.
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Michael Miller (Physical Science): $2,000 to purchase SpectroVis Spectrometer units.
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Mark Morgan (Institutional Research): $600 to provide bookstore vouchers for students who complete the Tell Us Like It Is Student Experiences Survey.
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Nancy Sautter (Career Development Center): $1,000 to purchase the Perfect Interview Resume Creator and expand Seminole State's online career services.
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William Schmidt (English): $2,000 to purchase a MacBook Pro computer with on-the-go video editing for students in the Television and Digital Cinema Program.
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Melinda White (Information Technology): $750 to offset expenses for student networking events with industry professionals.
Fall 2008
- Wendy Allison (English Language Studies): $400 for a News for You newspaper subscription for Seminole State's ESOL students.
- Laura Ross (Honors Institute): $1,800 toward scholarships for students in Seminiole State's Travel Study Program.
- Ashley Navarro (Social Sciences): $1,765.19 for digital cameras and memory cards to be used in Teaching with Technology courses.
- Christy King (Career Development Center): $1,300 for the Spring 2009 etiquette dinner, which will provide students with etiquette training for business and social events.
- Ellen Orr (Office Administration): $543.12 for headsets with microphones to be used in computer lab classrooms.
- Angel Nater (Fire Science/EMS): $2,000 for a Physio Control LifePak 12 cardiac monitor maintenance plan.
- Thor Bjornsson (Automotive): $1,771.56 for Qwizdom remotes, a host and software to be used in the classrom for Seminole State's automotive Dual Enrollment Program.
- Julie Elliott (Disability Support Services): $885.75 for adaptive math materials to benefit visually impaired students.
- Patry English (Counseling): $1,500 toward developing materials for First-Time-in-College Parent Orientation.
- Jeri Rogers (Honors Institute): $378.57 for academic support and German language learning materials for students attending the Salzburg Seminar in Austria.
- Joe Huston (Academic Success Center): $1,700 toward the Men on the Move Program's college preparation math workshops.
- Dianna Campbell (Fine Arts/Music): $1,950 to cover travel expenses for FCCAA Music Symposium attendees.
- Marge Thompson (Nursing): $2,000 to purchase a pediatric syringe pump for the Moore Center for Healthcare nursing simulation lab.
- Diana Wenzel (Physical Science): $2,000 for salinity measuring instruments to be used in oceanography courses.
Click here to read more about the Foundation's Mini-Grant Program.