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STEM
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$300k over
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STEM
Research
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$167k over
3 years
STEM
Student
Success
submitted
$1M over
5 years
AG
STEM
submitted
$300k/year
3 years
Student
Access
Student
Success
postponed
$150k
annually
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Student
Success
In progress
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Student
National Science Foundation (NSF) Improving Undergraduate STEM
Education (IUSE) The Integrated Math Access, Success, Transfer and
Engagement Resources (iMASTER) project will transform 100 students at a critical
stage of their college education through: 1) MAP Extended Math Academy
workshops for Calculus students; 2) PaTTH Pathways in Transformative
Transistions; 3) INSPIRE Integrated Network of Sustained, Persistent and Inspiritng
Resources and Engagements; and 4) SHARRE Share Hartnell Achievement and
Research Results in Education. $300k over 3 years.
National Science Foundation (NSF) Research in Undergraduate
Institutions (RUI) The Salinas Airshower Learning And Discovery (SALAD)
project will educate, engage and equip 12 high achieving community college
students for today’s knowledge intensive stem related opportunities, and will
advance the knowledge in cosmic ray detector instrumentation through hands-on
research at Hartnell College. Professor Fan has received a faculty innovation award
and an American Institute of Physics, Megger’s Project Award for outreach to high
schools and other related components of this research. $167k over three years.
National Science Foundation (NSF) Scholarships in Science, Technology,
Engineering and Math (S-STEM) The Salinas Talented And Rising STEM
Students (STARSS) program will result in awarding 80 fellowships of up to
$10,000 per year to students who will achieve a milestone toward, or receive, an
associate degree and/or transfer to a baccalaureate degree program. 60% of the
funds support scholarships to low-income academically talented students with
demonstrated financial needs. $1M over five years.
National Science Foundation (NSF) Advanced Technological Education
(ATE) Meeting Current and future Challenges: Expanding Ag Sciences
Technician Training proposes to improve the STEM pipeline, integrate new
technologies, and train students at the certificate and associate degree level in the
fields of Ag Production Food Safety and Seed Science Technician including relevant
STEM core competencies that allow workers to transition across a variety of Ag and
STEM careers. By year three, the project will achieve the capacity to enroll 35
students annually in each new program; achieve an 80% persistence rate, and
engage 125 high school students per year. $300k per year for 3 years.
CalFresh Employment & Training (E&T) with Monterey County
Department of Social Services. Many of the County's Non Assistance CalFresh
recipients are in Hartnell District. USDA funding for textbooks, transportation, child
care, career counseling, peer advising, academic tutoring, career workshops, case
management, unpaid work-based learning, job readiness-search-placementretention, sector initiates, program administration, planning and evaluation. County
partnership would provide CalFresh eligibility/enrollment services. Match 1:1
Monterey County Workforce Investment and Opportunity Act (WIOA) Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL) - working with the Monterey County
Workforce Investment Board (WIB) to list Hartnell College programs and courses
(Nursing and Allied Health, Advanced Technology, Social and Behavioral Sciences
and Art) so that eligible customers of the America's Job Center can utilize training
and support funds from the Workforce Investment Opportunity Act (WIOA).
US Department of Education - High School Equivalency Program (HEP) to
assists migrant farmworkers and their families attain their high school equivalency
and transition to higher education, vocational/technical training, military, or
Success
in review
Student
Access
Student
Success
in review
Student
Access
Partnerships
AWARDED
$420k
Over 3 years
improved employment. The program has been at Hartnell since 2006 and has
continually met the target of graduating at least 70% of students every year.
US Department of Education - TRIO - Talent Search - Talent Search, one of
eight TRIO programs, assists students between the ages of 11-27 from
disadvantaged backgrounds who have the potential to succeed in higher education.
Provides academic, career and financial counseling encouraging participants to
graduate from high school and complete their postsecondary education.
NASA Minority University Research and Education Project (MUREP) to
create and implement a NASA MUREP Aerospace Academy (MAA) to increase
participation and retention of historically underserved and underrepresented K-12 youth
in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Objectives
are to: 1) increase number of underrepresented students interested STEM careers; 2)
provide skills to parents/caregivers to encourage children in STEM activities; 3) involve
community groups, business, and organizations; and 4) engage students in activities,
advanced technology, peer support groups, and mentoring relationships.
Student
CA Dept of Education AB86 CA Career Pathways Trust (CCPT) align
Access
workforce needs with sound academic and career technical education opportunities,
Partnerships
leading to student success by preparing them for college and work. $6M grant
not Awarded
funds over two years. $8M matching funds over four years showing sustainability.
Student
US Dept of Ed, Student Support Services, TRiO grants: Three proposals were
Success
submitted: 1) to continue the existing program (serving 160 students), 2) to
submitted
expand capacity and focus on ESL (140) students, and 3) to expand and focus on
$3.3M
STEM (120) students. Services include Academic Advising, Tutoring, Financial Aid
$1.1 AWARDED Workshops, Financial Literacy, Graduation and Transfer Advising, Monitoring
Academic Progress to Degree Completion, Academic Support, Individual NonCognitive Development, and Transitional Activities. Each grant $1.1M - 5 years.
Student
CCCCO Career Technical Education (CTE) Enhancement Funds (EF) 60%
Success
share allocated to colleges, labor market demand driven, Agriculture $13,000,
AWARDED
Industrial Systems Technology and Maintenance focus on hydraulics and
$183,439
pneumatics $35,000, Auto/Diesel Technology $35,000, Welding for Agriculture,
Water, Energy and Construction $50,000, Nursing and Allied Health: Respiratory
Care Practitioner $50,439 for a total of $183,439 to be expended by March 2016.
Partnership Grants with Other Applicants
Arts, Media
CA County Superintendents Educational Services Association (CCESA)
Entertainment Creativity at the Core proposal by Monterey County Office of Education (MCOE)
MCOE
to develop professional learning modules that will provide middle and high school
submitted
students with the academic and technical skills, knowledge, and training necessary
to succeed in future media, design, performing, production, and/or managerial arts
careers. Total of $25k. $12,500 for Hartnell for collaboration.
Innovation & CA Department of Finance Awards for Innovation in Higher Education CSU
Relevance
Monterey Bay and Hartnell College submitted the CSIT-in-3 program for
CSIT-in-3
recognition. CSIT-in-3 was ranked very high and a final decision is expected March
AWARDED
20. CSUMB and Hartnell staff members are meeting to determine the best use of
$5M
the funds to continue innovation and collaboration.
Hartnell College Foundation Office of Advancement and Development
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Arts
$5,000
submitted
Allied Health
& Health
Sciences
Awarded
$1.5M
STEAM
Awarded
$25,000
Arts
Not Awarded
$3 million
Arts
Not Awarded
Up to $100k
Arts Council for Monterey County – request to support a combination of
research, community dialogues, performance, film, new media technologies, and
interdisciplinary approaches within Theatre and Cinema, Ethnic Studies, Sociology,
and Agriculture to create a performance and a documentary film on drought,
sustainability, and sustenance in the Salinas Valley and beyond. $5,000
The California Endowment (TCE) - Salinas Valley Health Professions
Pathways Partnership (SVHPPP), previously known as the Alisal Health
Professions Workforce pathways Partnership (AHPWPP), continues the investment of
TCE with Hartnell College and the East Salinas Building Healthy Communities
initiative. The new grant is for $1.5M over two years and supports a collaborative of
key stakeholders committed to increasing and sustaining a "locally grown" and
"locally prepared" allied health workforce to supply regional demand by replacing the
pipeline to prison with a pipeline to school and career.
Long Family Foundation –In-kind support to create a sculpture that will be placed
at the entrance of the new Science Center.
Arts Place America -Combining grant funds with access to experts in the longstanding field of arts and community development practice to develop a plan that
weaves the arts into community-wide planning.
STEAM
Submitted
$50,000
National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) - to support exploration of the bracero
movement in Monterrey County through the development of the script “One More
Day’ an original work by a local playwright centered on bracero stories. The Western
Stage will partner with local community organizations to bring the play to the
community in nontraditional settings relevant to bracero history.
Pebble Beach Foundation – NASA SEMAA Youth Program focuses on the
underserved, low income, minority Latino students from Kindergarten through 12th
grade in Monterey County, specifically students below grade eight and in the Alisal
community located in East Salinas where the SEMAA site is located.
S.T.A.R. Foundation – Professional equipment and enrichment for Choir
Programs. Hartnell College Choir and the community will benefit from professional
sound equipment, K-12 outreach transportation, and enrichment activities.
Requested: $26,726. Funded $2,960 plus $5,000 matching grant (August 1,
2015)
Community Foundation Monterey County – The Innovation Lab will be housed
at the Alisal Center and serve students and community members, encouraging
entrepreneurship through collaborative hands-on STEAM based projects.
Arts
Awarded
$40,000
Stanton Fund- The capital campaign will create a new community atrium, visual
arts gallery, gallery lounge, new ticket office booth and give a new face to the Center
for the Performing Arts of Hartnell College. Request for $50,000.
NASA SEMAA
Awarded
$50,000
Nancy Buck Ransom Foundation- NASA SEMAA Youth Program focuses on the
underserved, low income, minority Latino students from Kindergarten through 12th
grade in Monterey County, specifically students below grade eight and in the Alisal
community located in East Salinas where the SEMAA site is located.
S.T.A.R. Foundation – Capital support for Center for Performing Arts
building upgrades. The capital campaign will create a new community atrium,
visual arts gallery, gallery lounge, new ticket office booth and give a new face to the
Center for the Performing Arts of Hartnell College.
STEM
Awarded
$7,500
Arts
Awarded
$3k +
MATCH
Arts
Not Awarded
$150,000
WELI
Awarded
$21,000
Student
Success
ECE
Awarded
STEM
Awarded
$8,500
Center for
Adv Tech
Awarded
$500,000
Arts
Awarded
$90,000
WELI is a powerful combination of life skills, leadership training, mentoring and
financial support designed to increase the academic success of low-income students.
Gannett Foundation awarded $1,000
Peggy and Jack Baskin Foundation (renewal) awarded $20,000
First 5 Monterey County –Workforce Development Incentive Program
(WDIP) for scholarships to support early education students to move up the Permit
Matrix and/or achieve a Child Development degree through the provision of
specialized counseling and access to resources. Total grant over 2 years $333,500.
Pacific Gas and Electric- Support of Party in the Library, WELI Forum, and
President’s Circle event.
Nancy Eccles and Homer M. Hayward Family Foundation – five year proposal
for the continued support of the Sustainable Design and Construction program at
Hartnell’s Alisal Campus.
William and Flora Hewlett Foundation – Performing Arts Program –
Continuity and Engagement proposal for general support for The Western Stage
Capital Campaign. $90k over two years.
STEM
Awarded
$250,000
Monterey Peninsula Foundation – Expansion of science programs, specifically the
new 54,000 square foot building will house the science department, including labs
and a one stop student STEM support center.
Center for
Adv Tech
Awarded
$300,000
STEM
Awarded
$75,000
Arts
Awarded
$150,000
Harden Foundation proposal in support of the capital campaign for the new
Technical Training Building at the Alisal campus. Overall project is $8million with
$5.4million secured (bond funding) and$2.6million to be raised from private
businesses and individuals. $600,000 requested.
Chevron – to support Science and Math Institute, Technologies for Science building,
South County engagement and student scholarships
Arts
Submitted
$50,000
CDC
Awarded
$66,000
Allied Health
and Health
Sciences
Awarded
$175,000
Center for
Advanced
Tech – Ag
Submitted
$516,000
Anonymous – support of the first capital campaign for The Western Stage to create
a new community atrium, visual arts gallery, gallery lounge, new ticket office booth
and give a new face to the Center for the Performing Arts of Hartnell College. It will
also create an endowment for scholarships to support theatre arts majors.
Gerbode Foundation – to support exploration of the bracero movement in
Monterrey County through the development of the script “One More Day’ an original
work by a local playwright centered on bracero stories. The Western Stage will
partner with local community organizations to bring the play to the community in
nontraditional settings relevant to bracero history.
Claire Giannini Fund – to support a full-time teacher at the Main Campus Child
Development Center (CDC) Lab. Funding will also support development of activities
to meet new art and music developmental elements.
Salinas Valley Memorial Healthcare System $175k
Natividad Medical Center - $175k
To support faculty industry differentials that will help retain our excellent staff;
program equipment to provide students with hands-on experience on current
equipment; and graduate nursing residency scholarship/stipends.
Driscoll’s Philanthropy- Development of an iAgriculture program to help students
choose an agricultural career pathway; provide resources and training that will
enable students to succeed and advance in that career, particularly through the
development of personal, interpersonal, technical, and leadership knowledge and
skills; and connect them with mentors and internship opportunities in Salinas
over 4 years
Arts
Submitted
$250,000
Arts
Awarded
$100,000
Valley.
Development of a Farmworker Education and Advancement in Agriculture Program
will address unmet education and training needs within the Salinas Valley's
strawberry industry for employees with lower levels of basic education,
communication skills, and technical training.
Packard Foundation Three year request to support the continued partnership
between Hartnell College Foundation and the Alisal Center for Fine Arts and seed
funding for an Arts Innovation Technology program at the Alisal campus.
Sally Hughes Church Foundation for support for the capital campaign which will
create a new community atrium, visual arts gallery, gallery lounge, new ticket office
booth and give a new face to the Center for the Performing Arts of Hartnell College.
It will also create an endowment for scholarships to support theatre arts majors.