"The Faculty Scholarship Grant has the purpose of providing the faculty opportunity to engage in scholarly and creative activities to enhance their professional development. The grant is a stand-alone program and not intended to supplement or replace departmental general funds or other existing funding programs (e.g., start-up, grant and contract cost-share, C2E2, student support, etc.). Academic faculty, tenured or on tenure track, are eligible to apply." http://www.admin.mtu.edu/research/vpr/internal/faculty.html
TECH TOPICS October 24, 2003 :
"FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP GRANT APPLICATIONS SOLICITED Applications for the 2003-04 Faculty Scholarship Grant (FSG) are being solicited from all eligible faculty members. The Contents of Application and FSG Application may be accessed on the web at http://www.admin.mtu.edu/research/vpr/internal/faculty.html . Submit eight copies of your application to the vice president for research no later than Nov. 20. You can also e-mail them to jpolzien@mtu.edu ."

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What does the Director of Undergraduate Studies  need to do throughout the year?  (schedule)

Before each registration period remind students who have advanced standing that they should see Mary Durfee ahead of time to get the class standing waivers they need

Remind of the last drop date

Advertise new classes

Encourage Seniors to take grad classes if they are interested in grad school

Explain Senior rule

Have advising meetings

Contact transfer students before summer and get them to register for CM2110/CM2120

Advertise CM electives and emphasize which classes are offered which years

degree audits every semester

spring - receive list of graduating seniors and double check that they all have degree audits and "applications to graduate" forms filed

Advertise CM minors plus Math, Biochem, Chemistry, Enterprise, Business MSBA

Spring - help with teaching assignments; make sure all classes are offered as expected/advertised; make sure no class time conflicts exist

How is transfer credit coded when the classes do not match the MTU classes?

Helene Hiner explainted it in this email.