Educational Development Grant
Educational Development Grants can be used for a wide variety of teaching related experiences, such as the application of new technologies in the teaching of specific courses; the development of new techniques to enhance instruction, to enrich resource materials, and to provide new learning experiences in specific courses and programs; the development of new courses to support new programs or new areas of study; the improvement of evaluation procedures within a given course or program; the development of new techniques in such areas as advising, counseling, and library usage; innovative use of our urban environment to provide a resource for certain courses or programs.
Faculty and academic staff as defined by the WSU/AAUP-AFT Agreement are invited to apply for awards under this provision. Proposals will be evaluated by the Educational Development Grant Committee and judged according to their quality and the degree to which they promise to contribute to the educational mission of the University as perceived by the Committee.
To apply, download the editable PDF application for the 2019-2020 academic year. The completed application should be a bookmarked PDF. This document provides instructions on creating bookmarks in PDFs.
Deadline for submission of proposals is February 8, 2019. (Extended due to weather closure)
Awards will be announced by April 12, 2019.
Please contact the Office for Teaching and Learning at OTL@wayne.edu for inquiries regarding this program.
The Educational Development Grant Selection Committee is pleased to announce the 2018-2019 winners:
Director Sangeetha Gopalakrishnan, Foreign Language Laboratory
Senior Lecturer Alina Klin, Classical and Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Senior Lecturer Laura Kline, Classical and Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Lecturer Julie Koehler, Classical and Modern Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Associate Professor Krysta Ryzewski, Anthropology
Lecturer Kim Schroeder, Information Sciences
Project: Developing an Online Interdisciplinary Undergraduate and Graduate Digital Storytelling Course
Assistant Professor Mohammadreza Nasiriavanaki, Biomedical Engineering
Project: Portable Biomedical Signals & Systems Laboratory
Associate Professor John Heinrichs, Management & Information Systems
Project: Importance of Mobile First – ISM 5670: Mobile App Development with Swift!
Lecturer Takisha LaShore, Social Work
Academic Services Officer III Shantalea Johns, Social Work
Project: Let's Get Ready: A Realistic Preview of Social Work Education
Past Educational Development Grant Awardees
2017
Jennifer Crystal and Denise Wunderlich, Counseling & Psychological Services
Lauren Kalman, Art & Art History
Vijaya Kumar, Emergency Medicine
Laval Duncan, English
2016
Karen Krisher, College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
Mohammadreza Nasiriavanaki, College of Engineering
Stella Resko, School of Social Work
Lynn Smitherman, School of Medicine
2015
Dora Apel, College of Fine, Performing & Communication Arts
Mary Beth O'Connell, Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Elizabeth Stoycheff, College of Fine, Performing & Communication Arts
2014
Ana Djuric, College of Engineering
Sheri Perelli, School of Business
Jeffrey Ram, School of Medicine & Donna Kashian, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Maha Saker, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
2013
Robert Akins, School of Medicine
Mohamed El-Sharkawi, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Joseph Weertz, School of Medicine
2012
Cassandra Bowers & Fayetta Martin, School of Social Work
Justine Gortney, Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences
Daniel Isaksen, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Tracy Neumann, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
2011
S. Asli Ozgun-Koca, College of Education
Eric Troffkin, College of Fine, Performing & Communication Arts
Yifan Zhang, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
2010
Michael Barbour, College of Education
Monica Brockmeyer, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Suzanna Dillon, College of Education
2009
Marcus Dixon, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Yeau-Jian Liao, College of Engineering
Bob Pettapiece, College of Education
Chin-An Tan, College of Engineering
2008
Mark Baskaran, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Julie Klein, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
Marsha Richmond, College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
