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Grant Proposals Sought for LSBE Student Technology Fees
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Deadline: November 1, 2004
The Labovitz School of Business and Economics (LSBE) is soliciting
Grant Proposals for Technology projects from all LSBE students,
faculty
and staff. LSBE recognizes that our graduates need to be technologically
prepared to enter the world of work. Therefore, the primary goal
of LSBE in the use of student-generated technology dollars is to
put LSBE on the cutting edge in the use of technology in teaching
and learning as well as administration. This would include and
involve, but not be limited to, classrooms, labs, offices, web
sites, courses,
as well as the training of students, faculty and staff. In order
to accomplish this goal, proposals for Technology initiatives
will
be invited periodically during the calendar year. The next round
of proposals is due by Monday, November 1, 2004. Proposals should
be submitted to the LSBE Associate Dean (LSBE 104) or here. The
LSBE Technology Group will review these proposals, rank them in
order
of priority
and present the prioritized list to the LSBE Dean. The Dean shall
have final authority in determining the allocation of technology
dollars based on these recommendations. Proposals for all types
of technology projects are invited. However, those projects that
have the greatest impact on the largest number of LSBE students
will have highest priority. It is important to remember that student
technology fees are providing the pool of dollars that will be
available to finance technology initiative projects. Therefore,
the impact
on students from any technology grant proposal must be recognized
and discussed within the proposal.
LSBE Technology Projects
Approved and Funded
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