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Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund

Submit Butine Proposals Through Moodle

January 13, 2017

wootton-copy-1The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship cordially invites all regular faculty to submit proposals to receive funding from the Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund. Faculty can download Butine application materials, review selection criteria, and consult the timeline for applications through the Teaching and Scholarship Moodle site. Submission of post-Butine reports, new Butine applications, and all supporting letters are also through the Moodle site. The committee’s deadline for submission through Moodle and the applicants’ respective department chairs (if CAS) and deans is no later than noon on Friday, February 10 (it is the applicant’s responsibility to be aware of any different internal department or school deadlines). Please note also that applicants must discuss their Butine proposals with their respective deans prior to submitting applications for consideration.

Please contact Aaron Wootton (TAS@up.edu) for further information.

Filed Under: 01-16-2017, Academics, Teaching & Scholarship Tagged With: Aaron Wootton, Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund, Moodle, Teaching and Scholarship

Butine Proposal Submissions Now Done Through Moodle

September 1, 2014

FrederkingDec2The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship cordially invites all regular faculty to submit proposals to receive funding from the Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund. Faculty can download Butine application materials, review selection criteria, and consult the timeline for applications by visiting https://www.up.edu/academicsenate/tas/.

Submissions for post-Butine reports, new Butine submissions, and all supporting letters are now done through Moodle. The deadline for submission through Moodle and the applicants’ respective department chairs (if CAS) and deans is no later than noon on Friday, October 3, 2014. Please note also that applicants must discuss their Butine proposals with their respective deans prior to submitting applications for consideration.

The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship will host two workshops to review the Butine application process: Monday, September 8, 9-10 a.m., and Monday, September 8, 3-4 p.m., both in the Clark Library conference room.

A final reminder: All interim or completed project reports of previously funded proposals are due to Teaching and Scholarship through Moodle, as well as the appropriate dean, no later than Friday, September 26. Report forms can be downloaded from the website listed above. Please contact Lauretta Frederking (tas@up.edu) for further information.

Filed Under: 09-01-2014, Academics, Teaching & Scholarship Tagged With: Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund, Lauretta Frederking, Moodle, Teaching and Scholarship Committee

Submit Butine Proposals

August 25, 2014

FrederkingDec2The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship cordially invites all regular faculty to submit proposals to receive funding from the Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund. Faculty can download Butine application materials, review selection criteria, and consult the timeline for applications by visiting https://www.up.edu/academicsenate/tas/. Applications are due to the chair of the Committee on Teaching and Scholarship (Lauretta Frederking, political science), and the applicants’ respective department chairs (if CAS) and deans no later than noon on Friday, October 3, 2014. Please note also that applicants must discuss their Butine proposals with their respective deans prior to submitting applications for consideration.

The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship will host two workshops to review the Butine application process: Monday, September 8, 9 to 10 a.m., and Monday, September 8, 3 to 4 p.m., both in the Clark Library Conference Room.

A final reminder: All interim or completed project reports of previously funded proposals are due to the chair of Teaching and Scholarship as well as the appropriate dean no later than Friday, September 26. Report forms can be downloaded from the website listed above.

Please contact Frederking at tas@up.edu for further information.

Filed Under: 08-25-2014, Academics, Political Science, Teaching & Scholarship Tagged With: Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund, Lauretta Frederking

Spring Butine Proposals Due by Feb. 7

February 3, 2014

FrederkingJan20The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship cordially invites all regular faculty to submit proposals to receive funding from the Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund. Faculty can download Butine application materials and review selection criteria by visiting https://www.up.edu/academic-senate/tas/. Applications are due to 1) the Chair of the Committee on Teaching and Scholarship, Lauretta Frederking (by e-mail to tas@up.edu); 2) the applications’ respective department chairs (if CAS); and 3) the applicants’ deans no later than noon on Friday, February 7, 2014. Please note also that applicants must discuss their Butine proposals with their respective deans prior to submitting applications for consideration. It is imperative that the proposals must be fully completed, otherwise they will be automatically disqualified from consideration.

For more information, contact Frederking at 8076 or tas@up.edu.

Filed Under: 01-20-2014, 01-27-2014, 02-03-2014, Academics, Teaching & Scholarship Tagged With: Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund, Lauretta Frederking, Teaching and Scholarship Committee

Fall 2013 Butine Awards

November 27, 2013

FrederkingDec2The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship (TAS) has determined award recipients for the 2013-2014 Butine Faculty Development Fund fall cycle, according to committee chair Lauretta Frederking, political science. This fall’s Butine award recipients are:

  • Amy Beadles-Bohling, biology: “Design and development of an upper division Neurobiology Lab and Manual,” $3,000
  • Jeffrey Cooper, theology: “Faith and the Experience of God: An International Congress on Mysticism,” $1,500
  • Valerie Francisco, sociology: “Together But Apart: Care Work in Filipino Transnational Families,” $5,000
  • Alice Gates, social work: “Dilemmas and opportunities: Perspectives on empowerment with undocumented immigrants,” $4,094
  • Rich Gritta, business: Air Transportation Research (ATRS) Conference in Bordeaux, France in July 2014, $2,500
  • Christin Hancock, history: “Connecting Local Women’s Stories to American Food History in the Post-World War II Era,” $3,000
  • Alexandra Hill, international languages & cultures: “Remembering the GDR: Gender and the Museumification of the Every Day,” $4,605
  • Julie Shalhope-Kalnin, education: “Collaborating to Integrate Formative Assessment in Lesson Reflections,” $4,875
  • Mark Kennedy, engineering: Support of Publication, $1,000
  • Jeff Kerssen Griep, communication studies, National Communication Association Scholarship, $1,342
  • Kenneth Kleszynski, performing and fine arts: “The Choral Music of George Lloyd,” $517
  • Jennette Lovejoy, communication studies: “International News on Television during a Decade of International Conflict,” $3,000
  • Tara Maginnis, biology, Invited Symposium Speaker at the Annual Meeting of the Entomological Society of America, $1,357
  • Martin Monto, sociology: Conference Travel: the Western Society of Criminology Meetings to Present Paper on Prostitution in Southeast Asia, $1,266
  • Deborah Munro, engineering: “Bone Fusion Measurements,” $1,000
  • Meike Niederhausen, mathematics: Biostat­istics Professional Development, $5,000
  • Anne Santiago, political science: “Assessing State Capacity and State-Society Relations in Uganda’s Land Policies,” $3,000
  • Maximilian Schlosshauer, physics: “Realistic Models for Quantum Darwinism,” $3,000
  • Zachary Simmons, psychology: “Of mates and men: hormonal responses to brief social interactions,” $4,475
  • Jacquie Van Hoomissen, biology: “Physical Activity and Public Health,” $3,752
  • Sarah Weigar, English: “Thoreau’s Natural History Journals: Archival Research and Publica­tion,” $4,500
  • Blair Woodard, history: “Intimate Enemies: U.S. and Cuban Visual Diplomacy, 1945-2010,” $3,000.

For more information, contact Frederking at 8076 or tas@up.edu.

Filed Under: 12-02-2013, Academics, Butine Awards, Teaching & Scholarship Tagged With: Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund, Lauretta Fredkerking, Teaching and Scholarship Committee

Submit Butine Proposals By Oct. 4

September 30, 2013

1afrederking150The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship cordially invites all regular faculty to submit proposals to receive funding from the Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund. Faculty can download Butine application materials, review selection criteria, and consult the timeline for applications by visiting this link. Applications are due to the chair of the Committee on Teaching and Scholarship (Lauretta Frederking, political science), and the applicants’ respective department chairs (if CAS) and deans no later than noon on Friday, October 4, 2013. Please contact Frederking at frederki@up.edu for further information.

Filed Under: 09-30-2013, Academics, Teaching & Scholarship Tagged With: Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund, Lauretta Frederking, Teaching and Scholarship

Submit Butine Proposals

September 23, 2013

1afrederkingThe Committee on Teaching and Scholarship cordially invites all regular faculty to submit proposals to receive funding from the Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund. Faculty can download Butine application materials, review selection criteria, and consult the timeline for applications by visiting here. Applications are due to the chair of the Committee on Teaching and Scholarship (Lauretta Frederking, political science, tas@up.edu), and the applicants’ respective department chairs (if CAS) and deans no later than noon on Friday, October 4. Please note that applicants must discuss proposals with their respective deans prior to submitting applications for consideration.

A final reminder: All interim or completed project reports of previously funded proposals are due to the chair of Teaching and Scholarship no later than Friday, September 27. Report forms can be downloaded from the website listed above.

Please contact Frederking at tas@up.edu for further information.

Filed Under: 09-23-2013, Academics, Teaching & Scholarship Tagged With: Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund, Laurette Frederking, Teaching and Scholarship Committee

Submit Butine Proposals

September 2, 2013

1frederking150The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship cordially invites all regular faculty to submit proposals to receive funding from the Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund. Faculty can download Butine application materials, review selection criteria, and consult the timeline for applications by visiting https://www.up.edu/academicsenate/tas/. Applications are due to the chair of the Committee on Teaching and Scholarship (Lauretta Frederking, political science, at tas@up.edu), and the applicants’ respective department chairs (if CAS) and deans no later than noon on Friday, October 4, 2013. Please note also that applicants must discuss their Butine proposals with their respective deans prior to submitting applications for consideration.

The Committee on Teaching and Scholarship will host two workshops to review the Butine application process: Monday, September 9, 1:30-2:30 p.m. and Tuesday, September 10, 11-noon, both in the library conference room.

A final reminder: All interim or completed project reports of previously funded proposals are due to the chair of Teaching and Scholarship no later than Friday, September 27. Report forms can be downloaded from the website listed above.

Please contact Frederking at tas@up.edu for further information.

Filed Under: 09-02-2013, Academics, Teaching & Scholarship Tagged With: Arthur Butine Faculty Development Fund, Lauretta Frederking, Teaching and Scholarship Committee

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