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Fall 2017 STEP Awards Announced

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The highest rated (by the STEP Council in rank order H-L) proposals for the cycle included: Two SMART Classrooms For the Dept. of English; Standardization of ODS Computer Lab; Bring Rotary Evaporator for Sample Preparation to Analytical Chemistry Laboratory Courses; Upgrading a Molecular Biology Teaching Lab; Chemical Reactions with Light: UV Lamps for Photochemical Experiments in Organic Chemistry Labs; and Fletcher Hall Auditorium Digital Lighting Upgrade.  Funded grant scores ranged from (H-L) 6.25 to 5.38 with an average score of 6.09. Other interesting awards included: FGM 102 and FGM 214 Interactive Classroom Enhancement; Cognitive PSYC Instructional & Experimental Lab Upgrade; Whiteboards for Montgomery Hall; Building a modern technology lab for aquatic ecology courses; Enhancing Instructional Skills of Fitness and Physical Activity Professionals Using Multimedia Technology; and Compound Microscopes for Teaching Laboratories in the Department of Biology. 

The following table and graph illustrate this cycle's awards by College/Division and budget by category:

Awards by College/Division:

College/Division Awards
College of Sciences 7
College of the Arts 4
College of Education 4
College of Liberal Arts 2
College of Business Administration 1
Information Technology 1
College of Engineering 1
Office of Disability Services 1
College of Nursing and Allied Health Professions 1

Award Budget Summary:

Fall 2017 Award List

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