Funding
Faculty Learning Groups
CTE Faculty Travel Fund
Faculty Scholarship and Innovation Grants
- 2010 Proposals:
Fund for Undergraduate Student Engagement (FUSE)
Formerly known as the Undergraduate Student Retention Fund, the FUSE is available for faculty, staff, and student leaders who would like to sponsor programs promoting student interaction between first and second year students and members of the Nazareth College community. Programs may take place either on or off campus and applications can be picked up and submitted to The First Year Center, located on the ground floor of Kearney Hall across from the stairs to the dining hall. You may also visit the First Year Center's website to download a FUSE application at
http:/www.naz.edu/dept/fyc/docs/fuse_requestform.pdf
Should you have further questions, you may contact the administrator of the FUSE, Marrlee Burgess, at 389-2884 or e-mail her at mburges4@naz.edu.
Student Leadership Education Fund
These monies are intended to provide opportunities for undergraduate students to attend professional conferences in their field of study, or to participate in leadership education programs and workshops on or off the Nazareth College campus. Typically, a student can receive up to $125 per conference at the most. In order for a student to be considered for Student Leadership funds, academic department heads, administrative staff, or club advisors need to complete the form which can be obtained by calling Wendy Mercado at 389-2881 or emailing her at wmercad6@naz.edu. Kevin Worthen, Vice President for Student Development, administers this fund and he can be reached at 389-2880 or via e-mail at kworthe6@naz.edu.
Faculty Associates Fund
Faculty Associates encourages and supports faculty endeavors to interact with a small number of graduate and undergraduate students in an enriched setting to enhance students' understanding of the world, and our understanding of our students. Grants for projects designed to work with students range from $25.00 to $100.00. Faculty Associates also supplies a limited number of seats for plays at Geva, performances at the RPO, and events at Arts and Lectures. Further information on these programs is forthcoming. In the meantime, feel free to contact Sheila Scumaci in the Office of Academic Affairs at 389-2011 or via e-mail at sscumac3@naz.edu.