Purchases of equipment are not funded. Awards will be announced in May. 100 word abstract to Ronald W. Tobin, Associate Vice Chancellor for Academic Programs . Proposals must include letters of support from faculty members whose classes will be affected by the project, and from the department chair. The TAIG guidelines provide a series of questions to assist you in writing your proposal.
Assistance is also available for instructional design, planning, budgeting, and evaluation.
For thosse proposals receiving funding, a report must be submitted to the Associative Vice Chancellor for Academic Programs during the quarter immediately following the first in-class use of the new materials or procedures. This report should contain the results of the evaluation. In addition, any comments or suggestions which would be helpful to others considering similar projects would be most helpful. Click here for suggestions on what to include in the final report. Suggested Guidelines for TA Instructional Grant Proposals Proposals should be made in the form of a memorandum addressed to Ronald W. Tobin, Associate Vice Chancellor, Office of Academic Programs .