Evergreen Fund for Innovation Award History
Former Evergreen President Jane Jervis launched the Evergreen Fund for Innovation in 1996, which culminated in the creation of a $1 million endowment to support awards from the fund. The Fund began making awards in 1998. The following is a complete list of Fund for Innovation awards since the program's inception.
1998-99
- Virtual Forest (Chandra, Judy Cushing, Hayes, and Nadkarni) $11,534
- Electronic Submission and Editing of Papers (T. Curtz, et al.) $11,000
- Urban Foods Lecture Series (M. Henderson, et al.) $10,275
- Skills Workshop for Part-time Students (Archibald, et al.) $16,978
1999-2000
- Mediaspace Collaborative Interactive Media Systems (Cloninger, Randlette, et al.) $22,200
- Phage for Control of Bacterial Pathogens in Salmonids (Kutter, et al.) $20,000
2000-01
- Interactive Database for Ecological Research at TESC (Tabbutt, Heminway) $13,500
- Planning/Exploration of Incorporating Arab and Hebrew Languages in Curriculum (Saliba, Laird, Niva) $6,073
2001-02
- Mobile Computing-based Research (Parsons, et al.) $10,000
- Art and Science Projects about Trees and Forest Landscapes: Collaborations and a Chautauqua (Nadkarni, Aurand, Chandra, Goldberger, Leverich) $5,000
- Critical Anthology of 19th, 20th, and 21st Century Northwest Poetry (Ransom, M. Smith) $5,000
- Reading to Write (Yannone, Koppelman) $5,000
The college did not offer Fund for Innovation awards from 2003 through 2006.
2007-08
- The Evergreen Visual History Archive (Cloninger, et al.) $51,000 (view application)
- Carbon Fluxes in Our Forest and Carbon Offsets as a Piece of Evergreen's Goal of Carbon Neutrality by 2020 (Cole, Fischer, et al.) $28,121 (view application)
2008-09
- Growing Places Farm and Energy Park (M. Henderson, et al.) $25,000 (view application)
The college did not offer Fund for Innovation awards in 2010 and 2011.
2012-13
- Mathematic and Media Literacy: Reconnecting the Liberal Arts (McCreary, Sheppard, et al.) $35,000 (view application)