Office of Research at UCF - provides funding opportunities for faculty members, including internal and external sources.
Department of Education - provides a list of sites offering grants to individuals through the DOE.
Resources for Grants, Foundations, and Scholarships - this meta-site provides a thorough list of websites that can guide faculty members through the funding process, and direct them to funding opportunities.
Grants, Foundations, and Non-Profit Organizations - pages designed by the Orlando County Library System that compiles funding sources.
FIPSE Grant Database - the Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education provides an online, searchable database for funding opportunities related to teaching and learning.
Grants and Awards, POD Network - the Professional and Organizational Development Network provides grants and awards for faculty that "contribute new knowledge or tools to the field of instructional, faculty, and organizational development."
Community of Science - hosts a comprehensive database that allows you to search for funding resources for any discipline.
Tosha Dupras
College of Sciences
The goal of my teaching, and center of my teaching philosophy, is active learning. One of my ultimate objectives in teaching is to facilitate learning by helping students to gain the necessary skills to take control of and become active participants in their own learning. I truly believe that knowledge gained thro...
Terry Thaxton
College of Arts & Humanities
I am a teacher of creative writing, dedicated to UCF, its students, and our community. My teaching, research, and service converge on writing a rigorous discipline and as an impetus for social change.
My first priority is creating an atmosphere in which students want to learn the craft of writing. I want ...
Kristen Schellhase
College of Health & Public Affairs
Be Prepared
Plan lectures, labs and exams well in advance. The more organized the educator is, the more organized the student can be. The class syllabus should have a deliberate direction. All assignments should lead to further understanding of the material. Preparation includes making sure that the direction and...
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