The grant funding is supporting two separate projects, which are both pilot courses for the Spring 2025 semester, using Open Educational Resources. OER are teaching and learning materials that are free to use and help reduce textbook costs as education barriers.
The partnership will form the Dr. Levi Watkins, Jr. Medical Accelerated Pathway Program that will help medical students complete their education one year faster than normal.
The grant comes via the Appalachian Regional Commission and will be used to address shortages in the aviation industry in the Appalachian Region by creating a regional aviation education network.
The grant comes via the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development and will allow the college to partner with Tennova Healthcare - Clarksville to provide a medical assistant training program.
The $1.5 million gift comes from the estate of Mary L. Marshall Sidorsky, M.D.
The grant comes via Lilly Endowment’s Ministry in Rural Areas and Small Towns Initiative and totals $2.4 million, giving Ashland Theological Seminary the chance to help strengthen ministries.
The $25,000 grant comes from the Ohio Deans Compact and will allow the university to rework the curriculum to better align with the Science of Reading initiative.
The Falcon Tuition Guarantee will give students hailing from Detroit, Michigan the Ohio resident tuition pricing at Bowling Green State University. The university extended the offer to other cities in Southeast Michigan in 2022.
The partnership will allow students to dual-enroll at both institutions and earn their Bachelor of Science in Applied Health Science from Tiffin University at the same time they earn their Associate of Applied Science in Nursing from Terra State Community College.
The program, housed within the Bitonte College of Health and Human Services, will launch with the Fall 2025 semester and will award students with an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Radiologic Technology.
