GRANTS. Volume XVI!

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1 GRANTS Volume XVI! FROM THE ASSISTANT DEAN OF GRANTS Suffolk County Community College (SCCC) and its associated non-profit organizations had a banner year for grants productivity in The College was awarded $4.66 million! the highest level of grants awards in SCCC s history. This increase was made possible by new funding opportunities for higher education provided by the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (ARRA) and an infusion of federal funds to the U.S. Department of Labor for workforce training. After receiving only three awards in excess of $250,000 last year, SCCC was awarded seven awards above this level in The largest! $675,000! was awarded to Jon DeMaio for the ARRA-Green Innovation Grant Program. This green project enabled substantial savings for the College through enhanced water and energy conservation measures; SCCC received the GIGP funds from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency via the NYS Environmental Facilities Corp. Other major grants received during the academic year included the: (1) U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL)-Community Based Job Training Grant (CBJTG) TEAM grant ($535,559); (2) USDOL-CBJTG Pathways to Opportunities Within Energy & Renewables ($526,566); (3) $494,115 for an ARRA-Health Information Technology Workforce Training subcontract Tidewater Community College, through their U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) grant; (4) Career & Technical Education Act (CTEA) grant ($387,169); (5) U.S. Department of Education TRIO-Student Support Services grant ($302,705); and (6) Liberty Partnership Program grant from the NYS Education Department ($253,340). Since the ARRA economic stimulus funding stream has ended, I would like to encourage the College community to submit new proposals to the USDOL, DHHS, and the National Science Foundation during the academic year. Dr. Margery L. Oldfield, College Asst. Dean of Grants SEARCHABLE GRANTS DATABASE Last year, OGD made the SPIN (Sponsored Programs Information Network) database available through SCCC s online library system. SPIN is a keywordsearchable database that lists government and private grant opportunities from more than 6,000 sources. Any member of the College community may perform SPIN searches to locate resources to support curricular, professional or program development, as well as research, travel, and other opportunities. The SPIN database may be accessed through the OGD Funding Sources web page on the College s website. Alternately, SPIN may be accessed from the College s Library page listing all SCCC databases (depthome.sunysuffolk.edu/library/ldatabase.asp). The database is password protected and must be accessed from on-campus or via the library s link with your SCCC login and password. Once logged in, you will see the SPIN search bar shown above. Typing a search term into the bar awakens a drop-down list of keywords. Selecting one or more of these terms retrieves funding opportunities from the database. Results can be sorted, filtered and either printed or delivered to the user s box. Users can also set up custom profiles and searches that scan for opportunities automatically and report results via on a regular schedule, such as weekly or monthly. Dr. W. Troy Tucker, OGD Grant Specialist

2 Page 2 GRANTS!Vol. XVI INSTITUTIONAL GRANTS AWARDS REPORT DIRECTOR / LOCATION C. GREEN F. LAFAUCI R. MCENEANY S. SCHRIER C. WITTREICH C. FOLEY M. BRIGHT L. LUEDERS-Y. K. ROWE PROJECT TITLE / FUNDING AGENCY I. DIRECT GRANTS NILE II!NURSE INFORMATICS & LEADERSHIP EDU- CATION GRANT II / NYS DEPT. OF HEALTH (NYSDOH) NILE!NURSE INFORMATICS & LEADERSHIP EDUCA- TION GRANT / NYSDOH CCDP!COORDINATED COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT PROJECT / NYS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (NYSED) CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES GRANT / NYS LEGIS- LATURE [TO SCHDHU-SUFFOLK CENTER FOR THE HOLOCAUST, DIVERSITY & HUMAN UNDERSTANDING] L.I. SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL GRANT / COUNTY OF SUFFOLK [TO SCCA-SCC ASSOCIATION] NSF-S-STEM!SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICS SCHOLARSHIPS GRANT (4 TH YR) / NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION (NSF) EOP!EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM / STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK (SUNY) TRIO-SSS!STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES PROGRAM (5 TH YEAR) / U.S. DEPT. OF EDUCATION (USED) ESDH!EMPIRE STATE DIVERSITY HONORS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM / SUNY CSTEP!COLLEGIATE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ENTRY PROGRAM / NYSED STEP!SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY ENTRY PROGRAM / NYSED AMOUNT AWARDED BUDGET PROJECT $21,219 1/1/10-12/31/ $44,520 4/1/09-3/31/ $18,070 7/1/09-6/30/ $2,500 2/12/10-8/31/ $5,000 10/15/09-8/31/ $139,950 10/1/09-9/30/ $162,581 9/1/09-8/31/ $302,705 9/1/09-8/31/ $17,536 9/1/09-8/31/ $82,403 7/1/09-6/30/ $178,659 7/1/09-6/30/ LPP!LIBERTY PARTNERSHIP PROGRAM / NYSED $253,340 9/1/09-8/31/ ETA (EMPLOYMENT TRAINING ADMIN.)-CBJTG (COMMUNITY BASED JOB TRAINING GRANT)! POWER (PATHWAYS TO OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN ENERGY & RENEWABLES) (1 ST YR) / U.S. DEPT. LABOR (USDOL) WDT (WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT TRAINING) GRANT LONG ISLAND HOSPITAL CONSORTIUM / SUNY $526,566 7/1/10-6/30/ $14,185 9/1/09-8/20/ M. ARMA WDT AUDIOVOX TRAINING GRANT / SUNY $7,610 9/1/09-8/20/ MARILYN GREEN WDT!GKN AEROSPACE MONITOR TRAINING GRANT / SUNY $15,898 9/1/09-8/20/

3 GRANTS Vol. XVI Page INSTITUTIONAL GRANTS AWARDS REPORT (Continued) DIRECTOR / LOCATION PROJECT TITLE / FUNDING AGENCY AMOUNT AWARDED BUDGET PROJECT I. DIRECT GRANTS (Continued) MARILYN GREEN D. GORDON J. LOMBARDO M. ELLINGER SCC ASSOCIATION WDT PEOPLE S ALLIANCE FEDERAL CREDIT UNION TRAINING GRANT / SUNY EAP ENTREPRENEURIAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM / EMPIRE STATE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION ETA-CBJTG TECHNICAL EDUCATION IN ADVANCED MANUFACTURING (TEAM) GRANT (3 RD YR) / USDOL HYBRIDO: ARTS Y LITERATURA COMMUNITY GRANT / COUNTY OF SUFFOLK [TO SCCA] $11,405 9/1/09-8/20/ $73,500 7/1/10-6/30/ $535,061 4/1/10-3/31/ $1,000 2/19/10-12/31/ SUBTOTAL: 20 DIRECT GRANTS $2,413, II. NON-PROFIT GRANTS J. IMPERIAL AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY GRANT / LONG ISLAND STREET ROD ASSOCIATION [TO SCCF-SUFFOLK COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOUNDATION] $2, SUBTOTAL: 1 NON-PROFIT GRANT $2, III. PASS-THROUGH GRANTS R. GAMBIER A. HOPKINS HOPKINS / GLATZER / GRANT BIOPREP (BIOLOGY PARTNERSHIP IN RESEARCH & EDUCATION) / NIH TO STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY CHILD CARE DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT / US DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES (DHHS) TO SUNY-RF [TO SCCA] SUFFOLK COUNTY CHILD CARE OPERATING GRANT / DHHS TO SUNY-RF [TO SCCA] $22,474 9/1/09 8/31/ $102,359 7/1/09-6/30/ $81,400 7/1/09-6/30/ J. DEMAIO GIGP (GREEN INNOVATION GRANT PROGRAM) ARRA (AMERICAN RECOVERY & REINVESTMENT ACT) / U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY TO NYS ENVIRONMENTAL FACILITIES CORPORATION $675,000 10/1/09-9/30/ LEONHARDT/ FABIAN ALE ADULT LITERACY EDUCATION PROGRAM / WIA (WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT) TO NYSED ETA EMERGING WORKERS TRAINING GRANT / USDOL TO NYS DEPT. OF LABOR (NYSDOL) WDT ALLIANCE OF LONG ISLAND AGENCIES (ALIA) TRAINING GRANT / SUNY TO ALIA HIT HEALTH INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TRAINING GRANT / ARRA-DHHS TO TIDEWATER CC $98,900 7/1/09-6/30/ $159,321 1/1/10-12/31/ $32,328 9/1/09-8/20/ $494,115 4/2/10-4/1/

4 Page 4 GRANTS!Vol. XVI INSTITUTIONAL GRANTS AWARDS REPORT (Continued) DIRECTOR / LOCATION M. OLDFIELD 1. ALAN BERNSTEIN 2. JOHN LOMBARDO 3. ALLEN KEENER 4. RICHARD FREILICH 5. S. ORLANDO/D. GERRIE 6. LORIANNE LUEDERS-Y. 7. ELIA COLON-MALLAH 8. NINA LEONHARDT 9. DENNIS O DOHERTY 10. JAMES LAGONEGRO 11. PETER MARITATO T. GLATZER GRANT PROJECT TITLE / FUNDING AGENCY III. PASS-THROUGH GRANTS CTEA (CAREER & TECHNICAL EDUCATION ACT) GRANT / USED TO NYSED DIGITAL TELEVISION AND RADIO EQUIPMENT NONCREDIT ADVANCED MANUFACTURING PROGRAM NEW DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGING LAB PROFESSIONAL ASST. FOR CULINARY ARTS PROGRAM CLINICAL SIMULATION HOSPITAL!SAYVILLE CENTER START RIGHT PROGRAM FOR CTEA SINGLE PARENTS ANIMAL ALTERNATIVES!VETERINARY SCIENCE TECH NONCREDIT PHARMACY TECHNICIAN ASST. PROGRAM ENHANCING COMPLETION RATES IN BUSINESS EDUC INSTIT. EFFECTIVENESS: CAREER PATHWAY EVAL. SUPPLIES FOR ELETRICAL TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM CHILD CARE DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT / DHHS TO SUNY-RF [TO SCCA] AMOUNT AWARDED $387,169 $60,313 $27,056 $21,000 $42,000 $33,800 $40,000 $20,000 $58,000 $24,000 $20,000 $41,000 BUDGET PROJECT 7/1/09-6/30/ $103,407 9/1/09-8/31/ M. ELLINGER SCC ASSOCIATION CHILD & ADULT FOOD PROGRAM / US DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE TO NYSDOH [TO SCCA] $20,870 9/1/09-8/31/ SUBTOTAL: 11 PASS-THROUGH GRANTS $2,177, IV. CORPORATE GRANTS & AWARDS J. IMPERIAL GENERAL MOTORS TRAINING INITIATIVE / RAYTHEON [TO SCCF] $9,240 6/1/09-5/31/ P. MARITATO J. KEANE GRANT NEXT STEP TRAINING!HUDSON VALLEY COM- MUNITY COLLEGE / VERIZON HVAC PROGRAM GRANT / OIL HEAT COMFORT INSTITUTE [TO SCCF] $27,836 1/1/10-12/31/ $30, SUBTOTAL: 3 CORPORATE AWARDS $67, GRAND TOTAL: 35 AWARDS $4,660, TOTAL NUMBER OF INSTITUTIONAL GRANTS AWARDS 35 TOTAL GRANTS REVENUE $ 4,660,127 TOTAL SCCC INDIRECT REVENUE $ 285,360

5 GRANTS!Vol. XVI Page EXTRAMURAL FUNDING REPORT (Continued) SUMMARY OF EXTRAMURAL FUNDING SOURCES ORGANIZATION REVENUE # AWARDS Suffolk County Community College (SCCC) $ 4,302, Suffolk Community College Foundation (SCCF) 41,240 3 Suffolk Community College Association (SCCA) 314,036 6 Suffolk Center on the Holocaust, Diversity and 2,500 1 Human Understanding (SCHDHU) Total Grants: $ 4,660,127 35

6 Mission of the Office of Grants Development The mission of the Office of Grants Development (OGD) is to increase the volume of grant activity, the quality of grant submissions, and the number of grants awarded to Suffolk County Community College. OGD provides the following services for the College s faculty, staff, and administrators: Dissemination of information about grantwriting activities and grants planning strategies Identification and dissemination of information about potential extramural funding sources Assistance with the preparation and submission of grant and contract proposals Coordination of the internal review and approval of all SCCC grants and contracts Maintenance of a grants resources library Publication of periodic grants alerts, an annual newsletter, and the annual grants awards report Provision of pre-award and post-award guidance for grants directors and project managers Assisting and advising project directors about grants management issues OFFICE OF GRANTS DEVELOPMENT STAFF Margery Oldfield, Ph.D., C.R.A. W. Troy Tucker, Ph.D. Susan Whalen College Assistant Dean of Grants OGD Grant Specialist I OGD Account Clerk (631) (631) (631)