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EIU Faculty Development and Innovation Center

Past Partnership Grant Recipients

Examples of successful Partnership Grant proposals are available from the Faculty Development and Innovation Center. You may contact us at 217-581-7051 or fdic@eiu.edu for an appointment.


Fall 2021 Recipients

  • Alejandra Alvarado and Andrew Mertz (Department of Mathematics and Computer Science): “Meaningful Data Sets for EIU Students”
  • Melissa Ames (English Department) with Kristin Runyon (Charleston High School) and Ashley Manning (Mattoon High School): “Early Engagement with College-Level Academic Study: English Studies Summer Camp Scholarship for Local High School Students”
  • Lauri DeRuiter-Willems, Nikki Hillier, and Carrie Wennerdahl (Department of Public Health) with Doug Abolt (Charleston Area Chamber of Commerce):18th Street Farmer’s Market – A Collaboration of Charleston Chamber of Commerce and Public Health @ EIU
  • Rebecca Johnson (Department of Music) with Elizabeth Sullivan (University of North Carolina-Charlotte Department of Music) and Cara Chowning (Ball State University Department of Music): “Creating a Body of Diverse Repertoire for Flute, Oboe, Piano Trio”
  • Terri Fredrick and Elizabeth Tacke (Department of English) with Abby deBuhr (Douglas-Hart Nature Center), Tiffany Mumm (Effingham High School), Kristin Runyon (Charleston High School), and Becky Lawson (Sullivan High School): “Writing and Wellness Retreat for Current and Pre-service K–12 Educators”
  • Nichole Hugo (Hospitality and Tourism) and Toqeer Israr (Computer and Information Technology) with Lisa Cain (Florida International University Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management): “Managing Energy Consumption in Hotels through Smart Home Technology”
  • Bonnie Laughlin-Schultz (History Department) with Jodi Cline (Jefferson Elementary School): “Preservice Teachers and a Social Studies Club for Young Learners: A Collaboration between the EIU History with Teacher Licensure in Social Science Program and Jefferson Elementary School”
  • Erin Rowland Carlin, Ryan Burge, and Kaylynn Sims (Political Science Department) with Erik Beuck (University of Tennessee Political Science Department) and Hugh McCorkle (McCorkle Public Safety Consulting, LLC): “Crafting Policies for Public Safety through the New U.S. Active Shooting Incidents (ASI) Database”

Fall 2020 Recipients

  • Partnership to Spark Critical Thinking, Interdisciplinary Learning, and Disciplinary Literacy
    • John H. Bickford of Teaching, Learning, and Foundations to work with Eden Effert-Fanta, and Chelsie Doughty
  • Interactive Read-Alouds: The Six-Grid Organizer Strategy
    • Amy D. Davis of Teaching, Learning, and Foundations, College of Education to work with Michele McDaniel
  • Playful Partnerships: Cross-disciplinary Information Literacy through Escape Room Engagement
    • Kirstin Duffin of Library Services to work with Andy Cougill, Ellen Corrigan, Robert Petersen, and Zach Klingler
  • Human Rights Summer Camp
    • Sace Elder of History Department, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences to work with Melinda Mueller
  • Making Excellence Inclusive RISE Chats
    • Will Porter of Doudna Fine Arts Center to work with Erin Rowland, Carole Collins-Ayanlaja, and Elizabeth Stephens
  • Klehm Courtyard Butterfly Sanctuary
    • Paul V. Switzer of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences to work with John Cabage, Peter Lui, Jon Oliver, and Janet Fopay
  • All Roads Lead To ... Healthy Communities
    • Lauri J DeRuiter-Willems of Health Promotion to work with Krystal Lynch and Laura Bolian

Fall 2019 Recipients

  • Extended Professional Learning Community 
    • Tim Abel of the Museum Education Manager, Tarble Arts Center, College of Arts and Sciences to work with Katie O'Dell and Chris Kahler.
  • Evaluating the Human Resources Unit Within a Local Organization
    • Mark A. Bayer of the School of Business to work with Ms. Selena Castillo and Mr. Tony Reeley.
  • Disciplinary Literacy during an Interdisciplinary Inquiry: An English, History Education, Booth Library, and Charleston Middle School Partnership
    • John H. Bickford, Department of Teaching, Learning, and Foundations to work with Tim Taylor, Steve Brantley, and Molly Bickford. 
  • The EIU Sustainable Garden
    • Dr. Robert Colombo of Biological Sciences Department to work with Dr. Peter Liu and Dr. Richard Wilkinson. 
  • B.I.O.N.I.C.: Essential Leadership Qualities of Students in a School-Based Mentoring Programs
    • Dr. Heidi A. Larson of the Counseling and Higher Education Department to work with Richard Stuart and five of the department interns. 
  • Caffeinated Scholarship
    • Zach Newell, Booth Library to work with C.C. Wharram. 
  •  Introduction to Humanities course (HIC 2000G)  “Form, Repetition, Originality” 
    • Suzie Park, English Department to work with Alan Pocaro. 

Fall 2018 Recipients

  • B.I.O.N.I.C: Essential Leadership Qualities of Students in a School-Based Mentoring Programs
    • Dr. Heidi Larson of the Counseling and Student Development Department to work with Mr. Richard Stuart, Mattoon High School, and 5 student interns. 
  • Interdisciplinary Disability Awareness and Service Learning
    • Dr. Hasan Mavi of the Kinesiology and Sport Studies Department to work with Ms. Beth Gillespie
    • Civic Engagement and Volunteerism
    • Charleston Transitional Facility. 
  • Rural School Educational Collaboration
    • Dr. Melissa Ames, of the English Department to work with Dr. Marjorie Worthington, English & Women Studies
    • local rural high school liaisons.