UNC Chapel Hill: APPLES Service-Learning Program: For Faculty


	Grant Resources Overview Overview \| Grants Opportunities \| Grant Recipients Ueltschi Course Development Grants Ueltschi Grant applications now available! More Information The Office of the Provost and the APPLES Service-Learning Program are soliciting proposals for Ueltschi Service-Learning Course Development Grants. We are seeking to award five $8,000 course development grants and three $1,500 service-learning mini-grants to instructors to develop courses that successfully connect community-based service into the curriculum and promote the pedagogy of service-learning at UNC. Jim Ueltschi, ’71 and Jean Ueltschi, ’70, in collaboration with the Office of the provost, have graciously provided theses funds since 1997. Faculty members, adjunct faculty members, and graduate instructors teaching undergraduate courses in Academic and Health Affairs are eligible and encouraged to apply. 2009 Ueltschi Grant Recipients All Ueltschi Courses and Recipients Course Development Grants for Graduate Students In an effort to cultivate service-learning pedagogy in future faculty, APPLES and The Graduate School are collaborating to offer course development grants exclusively to graduate students. Application is open to any UNC-Chapel Hill graduate student who serves as an instructor of undergraduate courses in Academic or Health Affairs. Current Ueltschi grant recipients are not eligible to apply. View the Course Development Grant Application 2008-2009 Course Enhancement Grant Recipients Course Enhancement and Support Grants Grants range from $250-$1000 every semester. These grants can fund course development, materials, or support required to teaching a APPLES service-learning courses. Applications are received and accepted on a rolling basis. View the Course Enhancement and Support Grant Application UNC Curriculum Development Grants View a listing of campus funding sources for course development.