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**Outreach Scholarship Conference
Registration On-Line. The registration material for
the October 3-5 conference at
**Outreach and Engagement Professional
Development. This year the University Outreach and
Engagement Office will offer professional development workshops for individuals
interested in expanding their skills related to implementing
outreach/engagement. If you are interested in serving on a planning
committee to develop and implement these workshops, please contact Karen Bruns
at bruns.1@osu.edu
or 292.9613. This new initiative is an outgrowth of the interest
expressed at the April 30th University-wide outreach/engagement
conference.
**Share with the University Outreach and
Engagement Office Your Recent Achievements. This is a time of
year in which many units hear about funding for new outreach/engagement
initiatives and/or make plans to implement new programs this fall. Please
make sure and record those efforts in the Outreach and Engagement database at http://www.osu.edu/outreachprojects/index.php
or send the information to our office at outreach@osu.edu
and we will enter for you. This database is regularly accessed by
individuals across the university and in the community to learn more about
- July 20, University Plaza
Hotel and
Road, 8:30 am ¨C 4:45 pm.
- May 8 ¨C September 6, 2004.
-Visions From
-Particle
Theory. Lucky DeBellevue, Roger Hiorns, Shirley Tse. In
the last century, science has shown that all matter consists of countless
minute particles in constant motion and interaction. This exhibition features
three artists whose sculptures embody profound transformation¡ªmade of materials
literally in flux, exploring constant states of change. This is the first
exhibition organized for the
- May 22 - August 15, 2004, Wexner
Center Galleries at The
- October 3-5,
2004, Penn State University
·
Pedagogies of
Engagement: Deepening Learning In and Across the Disciplines. Network for
Academic Renewal Conference. Visit http://www.aacu.org/meetings/pedagogies/index.cfm
for more information on this conference sponsored by the Association of
American Colleges and Universities. Deadline for submitting proposals is July 15, 2004.
- April 14-16, 2005,
**USDA
is soliciting proposals for funding under the Rural Entrepreneurial Program
Outreach Initiative. Program activities should seek to develop future
entrepreneurs and businesses in rural
**The Ingram-White Castle
Foundation, a supporting organization of the Columbus Foundation, supports
educational projects at all levels, especially those serving disadvantaged
students; those which prepare students for a vocation; and those that strengthen
educational institutions.
Application Deadline:
August 6, 2004. For further information, contact Lela Jackson at ljackson@columbusfoundation.org
or call 614.251.4000.
**The SBC Foundation is accepting
applications for funding under the SBC Excelerator Technology Grants
Program. This program seeks to fund projects that build the technology
infrastructure of nonprofits, enabling them to increase their organizational
effectiveness or service delivery capability. Examples of qualifying
projects include expanding or enhancing internet access, data networking,
online outreach, increasing staff technology capacity, and pooled technology
resources. Collaborations by two or more organizations will be considered
for grants of up to $50,000. To be eligible, organizations must have an
emphasis in education, communit6y development, health and human services, or
arts and culture. Application Deadline: August 13, 2004.
More information is available at: http://fdncenter.org/.
**The SBC Foundation reflects a
commitment to improving the social and economic vitality in areas where SBC
companies have a presence. The foundation¡¯s focus within economic
development include technology education initiatives that develop basic and
intermediate technology workforce skills (e.g., technology job training
programs), and programs that provide technology access and basic technology
instruction, particularly to underserved communities (e.g., community
technology centers and other public technology access programs). Application
Deadline: continuous. For further information, visit: http://www.sbc.com/gen/corporate-citizenship?pid=2560.
**The For All Kids Foundation awards
grants to nonprofit organizations dedicated to helping children and their
families through child care, educational, medical, and housing programs.
The foundation looks for organizations that have clearly defined goals, skilled
management and effective cost control. Application Deadline:
Continuous. For further information, visit:
http://www.4allkids.com/html/guidelines.cfm.
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