Putting together a grant proposal is a bit like putting together a jigsaw puzzle.
Numerous pieces have to fit together just right to produce the completed task.
If even one little piece of the puzzle is left out or placed in the wrong position, the whole puzzle is amiss. There is a renewed commitment to the art of solving the puzzle of externally funded grants in the College of Education these days. McCracken Hall, 124A, in particular, is the center for puzzling over just how to secure research and special program funding for various College of Education projects. Freeman's position of grants administrator is a new one established to consolidate research funding proposal activities for the College of Education faculty and departments. Freeman has worked for Ohio University for nearly 10 years.