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Xavier > CAT > About > Grants > Mellon Grant
In 1998, Xavier University was awarded a three-year grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to support a faculty development program. This grant, administered by Xavier's Center for the Advancement of Teaching, was designed to enable faculty to acquire, improve, and advance their capabilities in using information technologies to transform the teaching and learning process.
In 2001, the Center proposed a renewal of the grant which was approved by the Mellon Foundation.
(Both the original proposal and the renewal proposal, as well as the interim reports, are available via the links below.)
This grant remains the Center's primary source of support for technology-related initiatives. The following initiatives support faculty and student uses of information technology in innovative, substantive, and educationally important ways.
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