Tag Archives: Grants and Funding

Lunch & Learn: AllPrinceton: The Hyperlocal Media Experiment

Posted on March 10, 2011 by John LeMasney

At the Lunch ‘n Learn session on Wednesday, March 9th, 2011, Donna Liu explained and demonstrated AllPrinceton.com, a “hyperlocal multimedia experiment” of which she is the founder and Executive Director. AllPrinceton is not Liu’s first multimedia project. After she came … Continue reading →

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Lunch & Learn: “e-Readers in the Classroom?” with Janet Temos, Stan Katz, Dan Kurtzer, and Trevor Dawes

Posted on April 14, 2010 by Jon Edwards

In the Fall term of 2009, Princeton conducted a pilot sponsored by the High Meadows Foundation, the University Library, and the Office of Information Technology, to assess the use of e-readers in the classroom. The reader used was the Amazon … Continue reading →

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Lunch & Learn: Electronic Grantsmanship with Michelle Christy and Joe Broderick

Posted on November 13, 2006 by Jon Edwards

On Wednesday, November 8, Michelle Christy, Director, ORPA and Joe Broderick, ORPA’s Associate Director, led a Lunch ‘n Learn seminar on “How to find funding for your research using on-line tools and resources.” To identify potential sponsor, they recommended a … Continue reading →

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Congress Approves Bill Establishing a Publicly Available Database With Details on Earmarks

Posted on September 15, 2006 by Jon Edwards

By Jeffrey Brainard Congress has approved a bill establishing a Web-based, Google-like search engine to provide a single, public source of information about federal contracts and grants, including projects financed through academic earmarks. The move was part of a flurry … Continue reading →

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Getting the Grants: Boost Your Chances!

Posted on April 13, 2006 by Jon Edwards

By John Moore Grants help fill the funding gap at a time when dollars from government coffers–and even some private sources–have dwindled. IN THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY arena, a number of tech companies offer grants that can help advance university research … Continue reading →

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