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Current Projects

Current Projects as of March 2005

Grant Name Funding Source Duration Dates Purpose of Grant Grant Manager Cumulative Amounts
Automotive Technologies Technical Education Partnership (AT-TEP) Dept. of Labor; President’s High Growth Initiative 12/04 – 11/06 To provide automotive service technician training, in partnership with Toyota USA, Tarrant County College and Kilgore College, that would address the need for qualified technicians while 1) improving workplace diversity, 2) standardizing education to meet industry standards, and 3) providing career paths for automotive service technicians. Curt Jenkins 3,608,129
Early Childhood Educators Professional Development Program Dept. of Education 11/02 – 10/05 To address the professional development needs of 130 early childhood educators working with 650 or more children, birth through age three, living in 85 high-need communities in Dallas County. Eastfield serves as the fiscal agent and in addition to managing the project, will provide 100 educators with 23-29 credit hours of college
course work, and will train 28 directors and 11 mentors.
Nancy Beaver 2,312,076
TRIO – Student Support Services Dept. of Education 9/01 – 8/05 To provide the support services necessary to address the educational and socio-economic barriers that prevents many students from successfully completing their college education. Bobbi White 1,107,505
Higher Education Hispanic/Latino Svc Partnerships (Adelante) Dept. of Health and Human Services 9/03 – 8/08 To develop academic and other training models to prepare professors to work effectively with hispanic/latino youth and to improve the quality of long term effects of Head Start program services to hispanic/latino children and their families Nancy Beaver 150,000
TRIO Upward Bound Dept. of Education 9/03 – 8/08 Upward Bound serves high school students from low-income families, high school students from families in which neither parent holds a bachelors degree, and low-income, first-generation military veterans who are preparing to enter postsecondary education. The goal of Upward Bound is to increase the rates at which participants enroll in and graduate from institutions of postsecondary education. Romilio Castillo 608,000
TRIO Talent Search Dept. of Education 9/02 – 8/07 To assist individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds who have potential to succeed in higher ed. To provide academic, career, and financial counseling in order to encourage graduation from high school and continue on to postsecondary school. Reva Rattan 608,000
Computer Science,
Engineering, Mathematics Scholarship Program (CSEMS)
National Science Foundation (NSF) 10/04 – 9/08 To provide scholarships for low-income students seeking degrees or careers in computer science, engineering, or mathematics
Eric Aurand 396,000
Annual Application (Direct) Texas Higher Education
Coordinating Board
9/04 – 8/05 To support and improve service for technical students and programs
Lindle Grigsby 382,379
Customer Call Program GTE Until spent Assist the economically disadvantaged Lindle Grigsby 150,000
Quality Child Care Local Match Initiative Work Source for Dallas County 9/03-8/04 To provide scholarships, books, materials and application fees for 40 CDA students and to provide continuing education courses for directors and teachers of infants and toddlers.
Nancy Beaver 133,117
Child Care Access Means Parents in School Dept. of Education 9/02 –9/06 Adds caregiver for 7-9 year olds in evenings plus evening coordinator summer care for 20 school agers. Provides school funding for student use of the Parent/Child Study Center Nancy Beaver 70,152
Child & Adult Care Food Program USDA/Tx Dept. of Human Services 10/04 – 9/05 To provide subsidy for meals served to children in the Parent Child Study Center Karan Marshall 42,900
Virtual College of Texas Architectural CAD Certificate Texas Association of Community Colleges 5/04 - 8/05 On-line degree program of the Virtual College of Texas for the Online Architectural Computer Aided Design Operator’s Certificate Mike Kirkpatrick 27,500
Virtual College of Texas Mental Health Substance Abuse Texas Association of Community Colleges 5/04 - 8/05 To develop a distance learning mental health substance abuse prevention certificate program Gloria Jackson 24,500
Substance Abuse/Mental Health Program UT Austin 9/03 – 9/04 To provide substance abuse education & research data for students and communities Gloria Jackson 22,000
Addiction Technology Transfer Project Substance Abuse & Mental Health Svc Administration 9/04 – 9/05 To promote research by helping to harness science to transform lives affected by drug abuse and addiction Gloria Jackson 22,000
Local Admin The Higher 9/04 – 8/05Education Coordinating Board   Institutional support Lindle Grigsby 20,125
GO Center Project Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board 3/04 – 10/05

To use college students as mentors to high school students in two high schools with low college-going rates and large percentage of minority students.

Maria Arocha 15,158
Job Location & Development Dept. of Education 7/04 – 6/05 To provide an opportunity for EFC students to find employment via job fairs, etc. Provides job search & career-related seminars, provides material and software. Patsy Caropresi 8,750
TOTAL FOR CURRENT GRANTS: $9,708,291

 

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