Faculty Scholarly Engagement and Research Grants are available to promote scholarly activities of GCU faculty, including research, presentations at professional conferences, teaching and/or mentoring.

Faculty Scholarly Engagement Grants are available to support participation at scholarly conferences via funding for:

• Lodging, meals, and transportation, including mileage reimbursement, for presenting research at regional, national or international conferences.
• Conference registration.

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As discussed in a recent interview in Campus Technology:

Instructional Technologist Marta Masterson is used to some skepticism when students see her syllabus. A lot of them have never heard of Web 2.0 technologies like Diigo, Glogster, Prezi, and PBworks. For some, the thought of using any technology they can't access from their phone breaks them out in a cold sweat. For others, there's a very real concern that investing hours into Web 2.0 projects could result in waking up one morning to…

The purpose of CIRT is to be a resource to faculty... as such, we strive to be here to facilitate your excellence in being a college faculty member! With this broad goal, it isn't surprising that we have some information on the website that you may find very valuable and other information that you don't find relevant to your particular career path. You can customize your experience on the CIRT website to meet your own professional goals... if there is a blog or an area of the website that you…

According to Academic Impressions:

Recent lawsuits against institutions of higher education make two things clear: how little is understood on campus about what "fair use" entails, and how critical it is to plan for risk mitigation as your campus community increasingly makes use of digital content. We turned to experts Steven McDonald (Rhode Island School of Design) and Kevin Smith (Duke University) for some practical tips.

To see the complete article, visit the Academic Impressions website:

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