May 24/96

Faculty Development

Bill Schermbrucker,

SPRING GRANT AWARDS

The Faculty Development Committee met recently to
adjudicate the grant applications for conferences and
research for Spring 1996. Twenty applications were
received, of which two were ruled partly eligible, one was
forwarded to the next granting period, and the rest were
tuled eligible. (Committee members are not excluded from
application, but leave the Committee while their
applications are considered.) A total of $12716 was
awarded. Within the usual budget cap of $1000, the
Committee made allocations based on the criteria published
in the Faculty Development Handbook. The following were
awarded grants:

Rosslyn Anne (Early Childhood Care and Education), $872
to attend the International Play Therapy conference in
Toronto.

Nadine Bohna (Music), $900 to attefd a Music Theatre
Techniques and Repertoire conference given by the
National Association of Teachers of Singing at Southern
Methodist University at Dallas, TX.

Jolene Bordewick (Disability Support Services), $855 to
conduct a study entitled "What’s Reasonable?" of standard
support services and accomodations provided to students
with disabilities in Canadian universities and colleges.

Tony Carter (Business Administration) $100 to attend the
WCCCE conference being held at UNBC in conjunction
with the articulation meeting for Computer courses.

Daniel Frankel (Counselling, DSS), $623 to attend the
Chairs Development Conference on Bowen Island.

Josephine Jungic (Art History), $1000 to conduct research
on Leonardo and Raphael and prophecy at the Warburg
Institute and British Libraries, for a scholarly article.

Lars Kaario (Music), $500 towards taking the Capilano
College Singers to the Association of Canadian Choral
Conductors’ National Symposium in Québéc City, with
several concert performances in Québéc City and Montréal.

Peter Kellington (Media Resources), $585 to attend the
Banff Television Festival, to investigate student access to
and practicum placement in specialty channels.

Carolyn Kenny (Music Therapy), $1000 to give
presentations at the Eighth World Congress of Music
Therapy in Hamburg, Germany, and participate in a prior
symposium at the University of the Arts in Berlin.

Wendy Lynn (Math/ARC), $657 to attend the Art &

Committee Chair

Math Conference ’96 at SUNY, Albany, to further
investigate ways of making math more appealing to
students, especially females.

Ethelyn McInnes Rankin (Counselling/International Ed),
$900 to attend the workshop "Training Design for
International and Multicultural Programs" at the Summer
Inst. for Intercultural Communication, Forest Grove, OR.

Sandra Moe (Psychology/Women’s Studies) $675, to co-
develop a new Women’s Studies Course at the Universidad
Iberoamericana in Mexico (co-funded by BCIIE).

Robert Muckle (Anthropology), $900 to attend the
Conference of the Soc. for Am. Anth. in New Orleans,
partly to revise a book to be published by UBC Press.

Beverley Reid (Media Resources), $1000 to attend the
Banff Television Festival, to explore placement for
graduating students and discuss international licensing of
three of her productions already acquired by Canadian
broadcasters, and to launch a feature-length documentary
in pre-production.

Sandi Rogers (Media Resources), $240 to attend
"Connections ’96" at SFU Habourfront and the Waterfront
Centre Hotel, to gain new perspectives on technology and
education.

Robert Sherrin (English/The Capilano Review), $226 to
participate, by invitation, at the Playwrights’ Colony at the .
Banff Centre, to collaborate on producing a performance
script.

Sukhi Sohi (Counselling), $234 to attend workshops on
Career Counselling, Grief & Loss, and Personal
Development and Change at the 1996 International
Counselling Congress: Counselling in the Global
Community at UBC.

Sharon Thesen (English), $903 to present a paper on her
collaborative research with SFU’s Ralph Maude on Charles
Olson’s correspondence with Frances Bolderoff, at the
"American Poetry of the 1950s" conference at the
University of Maine, Orono, ME.

Gerrie Waugh (Applied Business Technology), $546 to
attend the Great Teachers’ Seminar presented by the BC
Centre for Curriculum and Professional Development, at
Naramata.

Faculty Development Committee: Jolene Bordewick,
Rick Brewster, Louise Cantin Orr-Ewing, David Jones,
Scott MacLoed, Anne Watson.

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