RFP 96-3-1 Award Winners

In order to help the community to understand the intent and practices of VWSU, these proposals are displayed. Over the next few months as work progresses these areas will be expanded to show examples of work, assessment and learning based on the exemplary projects.

Authors (Grantees)

Rank

Proposal

Richard Hooker and Richard Law

1st

 

General Education 111/World Cultures Project

Cheryl Dhein and Kenneth Meyers

2nd (Tie)

Vertical Integration in a Horizontal Veterinary Curriculum

Kimberly Hunter and Daniel Baker

2nd (Tie)

 

Implementation and Evaluation of an Asynchronous, Transformational Learning Approach in the Pharmacotherapy Series of the Doctor of Pharmacy Curriculum

Richard Okita, Mohsen Hedaya, and Janice Rice Okita

4th

Conversion of Pharmaceutical Science Classes into Virtual and Problem- Solving Courses

Nancy McKee Brian Harvey

5th

Web Based Phonetics: A Student Centered System

George Kennedy and Ann Garnsey

6th
(Tie)

Course Conversion for English 402 Technical and Professional Writing to a Learner-Centered, Primarily Asynchronous Environment

Lois Jensen, Cindy Heiss, Kathy Beerman, and C. Jayne Brahler

6th
(Tie)

A Course to Meet American Dietetic Association Knowledge Requirements in Foods/Food Service Management for Graduate Students in an Asynchronous Format Appropriate for Distance Education

Rodney Fort, Wayne Joerding, and Robert Rosenman

6th
(Tie)

Virtual WSU Teaching of Econ 101 and Econ 102: Economic Principles in an Asynchoronous Format

Warren Roby and Joan Grenier-Winther

9th

Online Foreign Languages 101-102: a plan to reduce learner anxiety, inculcate learning strategies, and reach place-bound students

Al Genz

10th (Tie)

A Virtual Linear Algebra Course

Paul Whitney, Tom Brigham, and Jay Wright

10th (Tie)

 

Learner-Centered Instruction in Introductory Psychology

Joan Grenier-Winther, Warren Roby, Eloy Gonzalez, Elwood Hartman, and Rachel Halverson,

10th (Tie)

 

Conversion of French, German, and Spanish Reading Proficiency and Composition Courses to a World Wide Web-based, Asynchronous, Learner-Centered Format

Non-course Transformation Awards

Authors (Grantees)

Rank

Proposal

Eric Miraglia

1st

WSU's Web-based Virtual Classrooms: A Flexible, Integrated Environment for Learner-Centered and Asynchronous College Classes

William Condon, Gary Brown, and Susan McLeod

2st

Online Writing and Learning: A Vital Resource for Virtual WSU

Jean Henscheid, Gary Brown, Doug Winther, Eric Miraglia, and Jim Elmborg

3rd

Creating learning-centered asynchronous instructional materials: The Interdisciplinary Participant Investigation Project (IPIP) web-based guide

For the course transformation proposals, 12 projects were funded out of about 40 applications.

For non-transformation projects, 3 projects were funded out of 9 applications.

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