The Office of the Provost has announced the recipients of the fall 2005 Faculty Grant Awards.

The winners for the fall semester include:

Jeff Rice, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, English

Matt Jackson, School of Medicine, Immunology and Microbiology

Geralyn E. Stephens, College of Education, Career and Tech Education

Diana Pratt, Law School; LaCesha Clark, Library Computing and Media Services; Lauren Collins and Anne Cottongim, Arthur Neef Law Library

D. Carl Freeman, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Biological Sciences; David Njus, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and Catherine Jen, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Nutrition and Food Science

Marcia A. Mardis, Library and Information Science Program

Mary L. Waker and Gerald Oglan, College of Education

Jerry M. Grenda, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Mathematics

Kelly Gottesman, College of Fine and Performing Arts, Dance

Phyllis Whitin, College of Education

In 2003, the Provost’s Office initiated Innovative Instructional Technology Faculty Grants, to fund innovative instructional technology projects as a part of Wayne State’s commitment to support faculty making the transition to a high-tech instructional environment.

These grants are awarded in the fall and winter semesters for projects that advance the development of leading-edge, innovative approaches to instruction and that will serve as models for other innovations. http://www.otl.wayne.edu/initiatives.html. 

The Wayne State University Library System consists of the universities\' five libraries: The David Adamany Undergraduate Library, the Purdy/Kresge Library, the Shiffman Medical Library, the Arthur Neef Law Library and the Science and Engineering Library, the Library and Information Science Program and the Office for Teaching and Learning.

Wayne State University is a premier institution offering more than 350 academic programs through 11 schools and colleges to more than 33,000 students in metropolitan Detroit.