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2009-2011 ETIC/OPAS Grants
Introduction
As part of implementing the Oregon Precollege and Applied Science (OPAS) Bright Future Strategy, ETIC has implemented several grant opportunities. The most recent opportunities and the resulting grants are summarized below.
Program Grants: A Request For Proposals was issued with proposals due by September 30, 2009. The grant opportunities were:
- Out-of-School Time Programs for Project-Based Learning in Engineering and Applied Sciences
- High School Internship Program
- Program goal is to provide summer internships in engineering and applied science to high potential students at Oregon industries and universities.
- Computer Science Pre-College Curriculum and Professional Development Program
- Program goal is to expand access to computer science by providing
Carnege Mellon's Computer Science for High School (CS4HS) program to high school teachers, and
to develop pilot classroom curricula in support of a new discrete math curriculum at Oregon
high schools.
Implementation Grants: A Request For Applications (RFA) was issued with applications due by January 15, 2010. The grant opportunities were:
- Support funding for middle and high schools to begin implementing the nationally renowned pre-engineering curricula of Project Lead the Way (PLTW)
- Support funding for high schools to implement an innovative extra curricular engineering "athletics" program called eCHAMP
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Program Grant Awards - October 2009
- Out of School Time Programs for Project-Based Learning in Engineering & Applied Science
- High School Internship Program
- Computer Science Pre-College Curriculum & Professional Development
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Award |
Program Contact,Title |
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$216,115 |
Eda Davis-Lowe, Director, SMILE Program |
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99,619 |
Skip Rochefort, Director COE & OSU Pre-college Programs |
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65,000 |
Andrea Raven, ASE Program Director |
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140,000 |
Natasha MacDonald, Executive Director, TechStart |
Total |
$315,734 |
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Implementation Grant Awards - February 2010
Project Lead the Way
Middle School
Gateway to Technology
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Award |
Program Contact |
Brown Middle School, Hillsboro SD
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$17,200 |
Don Brown |
Cedar Ridge Middle School, Oregon Trail SD
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17,200 |
Molly Knudsen |
LaCreole Middle School, Dallas SD
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17,200 |
Steve Spencer |
North Powder Charter School, North Powder SD
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17,200 |
Cheryl Martin |
Obsidian Middle School, Redmond SD
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17,200 |
Shay Mikalson |
Patton Middle School, McMinnville SD
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17,200 |
David Larson |
The Dalles Middle School, N. Wasco SD
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17,200 |
Anne Evans |
Total |
$120,400 |
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Project Lead the Way
High School
Introduction to Engineering Design
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Award |
Program Contact |
Crow High School, Crow-Applegate-Lorane SD
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$7,200 |
Susan Nakaba |
Nestucca Valley Senior High, Nestucca Valley SD
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7,200 |
Ron Smith |
Vernonia High School, Vernonia SD
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7,200 |
Randy Shockey |
Winema High School, Chemeketa CC
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7,200 |
Susan Murray |
Total |
$28,800 |
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eCHAMP: Engineering CoacHing And Mentoring Program
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Award |
Program Contact |
Century High School, Hillsboro SD
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$4,471 |
Chris Winikka, Tim Morley |
Cottage Grove High School, South Lane SD
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4,677 |
Chris Parra |
Dallas High School, Dallas SD
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5,467 |
Lee Jones |
Hillsboro High School, Hillsboro SD
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5,500 |
Don Domes |
Jesuit High School, (private) |
5,499 |
Kenneth Foley |
Liberty High School, Hillsboro SD |
6,250 |
Milt Scholl |
Newberg High School, Newberg SD |
6,000 |
Terry Coss |
Philomath High School, Philomath SD |
6,000 |
Ken Ball |
St Helens High School, St Helens SD |
5,423 |
Neil Ford |
The Dalles-Wahtonka High School, N. Wasco SD |
5,287 |
Anne Evans |
Total |
$54,574 |
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