Mini-Grant Recipients

2006-07 Recipients

• $1,500 to support Counseling and Advisement with preparing Adult Education students for college/career success (Barbara Mitchell)
• $1,500 to support the Adult Education Annual Heritage Program of the Farmworkers Jobs and Education Programs (Jacquelyn Wakefield)
• $2,000 to support the New Directions Program with gasoline debit cards (Sharon Moultrie)
• $2,000 to support Library Services with the enhancement of the SCC Archives database (Linda Sutton)
• $1,998.39 supporting Health Professions with the Development of HSC 1000 Introduction to Health Care (Sharon Cannon)
• $500 benefiting the Grants Department with the ABC's of Grant Proposal Development (Dr. Angela Albert)
• $700 to support Adult Education with Together in Learning with Children (Kevin Egan)
• $1,500 to support Institutional Research with the purchase of ArcView Software for Institutional Research Analysis of Seminole County (Dr. Mark Morgan)
• $2,000 to support Biological Sciences with two Spectrophotometers (Barbara Hunnicutt)
• $1,327.22 to support the Biology Department with Laboratory Refrigerators (Sofronio Agustin)
• $850 to benefit Information Technology by hosting and participating in community events (Lenny Portelli)
• $750 supporting the Arts and Sciences Division with the Second Annual Office Support Workshop (Della Sarcia)
• $1,990 benefiting the Faculty Institute with instruction Education materials (Christine Broeker)
• $2,000 to support the Arts and Communications with directing fees for the production of Fences (Paul Luby)
• $2,000 supporting the Fine and Performing Arts with replacement of deteriorated theatre curtains (Richard Harmon)
• $2,000 for Distance Learning with a Tablet PC (Wilma Hodges)
• $1,500 supporting Diversity and Equity with purchasing of International flags to be placed across SCC (Yolanda Williams)
• $1,627.44 supporting Disability Services with a HP Color Scanner and Officejet (Marshall Bryant)
• $2,000 for SCCorporate and Community Education with curriculum development (Pat Evans)
• $300 for Mathematics with six copies of Acrobat Professional Software (Susan Kellicut)
• $2,000 supporting the Physical Science Department with new course materials for "Fossils and the History of Life" (Dr. John Werner)
• $1,348 supporting the Career Development Center with a two-year subscription for the Perfect Interview On-Line (Christy King)
• $1,500 supporting Fine and Performing Arts with production expenses for Fences and Red Herring (Paul Luby)

Read more about Mini-Grant awards, including how to apply, how applicants are selected and how Presidents' Club donations support these awards.