The FLC Foundation Faculty Grants program is pivotal in transforming the student learning experience by investing in faculty scholarship and professional development. These grants emphasize teaching, service, and research, profoundly impacting and inspiring student success.
$32,782 awarded
15 faculty grants
Hubbard's project involves completing AVID Software’s Train-The-Trainer online course, which will allow FLC to certify students on this industry-standard software.
Li's project focuses on building underwater vehicles to monitor the quality of bridge piers using sonar systems. The project will involve students and aims to publish and share findings in journals with the Colorado Department of Transportation.
The Katz Endowed Professorships are prestigious roles that provide faculty with flexible funding to advance their scholarship, teaching, and community engagement. These endowed positions are crucial in shaping the future of research and education at Fort Lewis College.
Learn how FLC’s endowed professorships are driving innovation and community engagement
Investigates the business of water in Durango, focusing on water-based businesses in recreation, agriculture, and development.
Focuses on artificial intelligence, hosting workshops on generative AI and establishing a center for on-demand AI project assistance.
Works on creating micro-credential courses to enhance students' tech skills, particularly in AI and business intelligence.
"Our faculty are at the heart of our student’s learning experiences. Endowed faculty roles like these professorships represent honor and prestige, providing the appointed faculty members with flexible funding to help advance their scholarship, teaching, and community engagement, elevating the academic experience of FLC for our students."
Melissa Mount Vice President for Advancement and CEO of the Fort Lewis College Foundation
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