4-5 p.m. Plan to attend to you haven't started your resume or come in for individual help. The ELCA Division for Higher Education and Schools and the Council of College and University Presidents invite nominations and applications for a faculty development program in the summer of 1999. The first seminar will be held at Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, from June 21 to July 3, 1999. The leader will be Professor Ronald Thiemann, former Dean of Harvard School of Divinity. From the applicants, ten participants will be selected, based on their scholarly record, how the proposed project would contribute to scholarly knowledge and the needs of the church, and with regard to having participants from a variety of institutions, disciplines, geographical areas, cultural backgrounds, etc.
Plans are to reinstate it next year.
Through a wide variety of educational and research projects and programs, the Lindbergh Foundation seeks to further the balance between nature and technology. Grant applications are available in the Dean's Office. This is an opportunity for faculty, administrators, and staff to share their expertise with colleagues at Collaboration member institutions and beyond. The Collaboration is currently accepting proposals for workshops to be developed for the 1999-2000 academic year. It contracts with presenters to develop workshops that will be offered exclusively under the auspices of the Collaboration.