Hartnell College Foundation Office of Advancement and Development
Public Grants Report JJaannuuaarryy 22001144 U
UPPD
DAATTEESS
Center for
Advanced
Technology –
Diesel/IT
AWARDED
$16,810
STEM / Ag
Sustainable
Design
submitted
Student
Success
not Funded
Student
Success
ECE
AWARDED
2013-14 $77k
Student
Access CDC
AWARDED
$468,868
Information
Communicatio
n Technology
Digital Media
AWARDED
$1.5 M
Health Care
and Allied
Health
AWARDED
$125k
Health Care
and Allied
Health
AWARDED
$89,687
New Media &
Entertainment
AWARDED
$205,000
Monterey Bay Air Pollution Control District (MBUAPCD) Four applications were
submitted; three to support the diesel program and one to support the information
technology program. The information technology proposal is to create a game app
about proper wood burning practices. The diesel “clean air” proposals include
equipment related to emission control inspection and diagnostic procedures. $12,262
for diesel technology and $4,548 for information technology.
National Science Foundation – Advanced Technological Education proposal to
support agricultural energy and water optimization through educational pathways
with UC Santa Cruz. Three years. $900,000.
CCCCO Education Planning Initiative –Hartnell College will lead a partnership to
adapt/develop, integrate, test, and deploy effective and proven technology-based
services required to fully implement the California Community Colleges (CCC)
Education Planning Initiative. $6 million annually; possible renewals up to 4 yrs/7mths
First 5 Monterey County – 4-year grant through the Workforce Development
Incentive Program (WDIP) to support a variety of early education students to move up
the Permit Matrix 1 and/or achieve a Child Development degree through the provision
of specialized counseling and access to resources. Total grant amount $319,948.
US Department of Education Child Care Access Means Parents in School
(CCAMPIS) will support the success of parents and children through no-cost preschool;
enrolling parents in postsecondary education and training programs; coordinating and
delivering comprehensive support services; expanding child care delivery times; and
linking to Hartnell’s High School Equivalency Program (HEP). 2013-14 $117,217;
college leveraged funds $131,988. Total grant period 4 years $468,868.
CCCCO Deputy Sector Navigator Information Communication Technology (ICT)
and Digital Media to fund a position at Hartnell College to coordinate pipelines and
training for careers in the ICT and Digital Media sector. Hartnell College’s region
includes 8 community college districts reaching into the Bay Area. Funding is $300k
for first year and requires a $200k match. The grant is renewable for 4 years if
outcomes are successfully met for a total of $1.5 million.
CA Health and Human Services Agency – Office of Statewide Health Planning
and Development (OSHPD) Song-Brown to create an inter-professional educational
environment that allows RN, VN, RCP and ECT students to learn together. $125k over
2 years. No match.
CCCCO Enrollment Growth for Associate Degree Nursing (RN) Programs Five
strategies include joint enrollment with CSU Monterey Bay; placement opportunities for
vocational-to-registered nursing students; academic counseling to improve retention;
standardized screening and progress assessment tools; and support program completion
and NCLEX passing rate. $89,687 for 2012-13 year. No match.
California Community College Economic and Workforce Development (EWD)
renewal for 2012-13 $205,000 request for 2012-13. Match $205,900 from vendors,
Regional Occupational Program, Monterey County Office of Education, El Pajaro
Community Development Corporation, and Cabrillo and Hartnell Colleges.
Center For
Advanced
Technology Ag
Hartnell College’s Agricultural Workforce Development
Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSI) Education Grants Program
US Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture grant to
support training programs in two occupational areas for which there is high, longterm agriculture industry demand: pest management advisor and horticulture
technician. The project will help a large population of underrepresented Hispanic
AWARDED
students access high wage, career track training in agriculture. And, it will help the
$250,000
regional $4 billion agriculture industry meet a need for qualified high skill workers.
Outcomes/Impacts include a 25% increase in the number of agricultural sciences
graduates; improved agriculture industry performance through reduced recruitment
and training costs; a 90% industry satisfaction rating; and increased representation by
Hispanics in high skill agricultural jobs. $250,000 for two years. ($158,023/$91,977)
Partnership Grants with Other Applicants
STEM / Ag
National Science Foundation – Advanced Technological Education Foothill and
submitted
Hartnell Colleges partnered on a proposal, Gateway to Residential Energy-Efficient
Construction (GREEC), to prepare qualified technicians in the emerging field of energy
efficiency in residential construction. Total grant $897,936 for 36 months.
Computer
US Department of Labor, Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College
Science
Career Technical (TAACCCT) Gateway to Silicon Valley: On Demand Training for
Information – In-Demand Jobs (G2SV) – was submitted by Cañada College on behalf of 7 colleges
Digital Media for a total of $24,957,476. The project will train Information & Communication
Technologies/Digital Media (ICT/DM) professionals in the greater Silicon Valley region.
Not Funded
Hartnell subaward totals $1,979,566 over 4 years. $322,517 Year 1 (Oct ’13-Sep ’14)
$2 M
Center for
US Department of Agriculture, Higher Education Challenge Hartnell College will
Advanced
collaborate with multiple regional partners and be a sub recipient in this proposal by
Technology
UC Santa Cruz. The proposal, Institutional Partnership Model for Sustainable Agriculture
Curriculum Development and Recruitment of Underrepresented Students in California, will
AWARDED
build the education-career pipeline in Agriculture. The subaward is for $75,000 over
$75,000
three years (2013-14 $23k). Hartnell college is providing approximately $20k in-kind
match.
Student
California Emerging Technology Fund “Learn, Equip and Connect” Hartnell
Access
College will partner with CSU Monterey Bay, Loaves Fishes and Computers, The
Central Coast Broadband Consortium, Monterey County Office of Education and its
Broadband
Media Center for Art, Education and Technology (MCAET) to extend the reach of
Adoption
education, digital literacy, access to technology and opportunity to the entire Salinas
“anywhere
Valley and Monterey Peninsula. The proposal is for $156k over two years and
any student”
AWARDED
requires a 3-1 match. Hartnell’s subaward is $77k.
$77k
Science,
National Science Foundation STEP in support of the CSIT-In-3 is a collaborative
Technology, proposal with CSUMB. This proposal will support non-instructional personnel to
Engineering
support the project, tutoring, and operational costs. Outcomes for the three-year
and Math
baccalaureate degree in computer science information technology include student
(STEM)
success, collaborative model between 2 and 4-year institution, an evaluation report
AWARDED
and symposium, and a project website. This 5-year grant proposal is for $1.4M with a
$433k
subgrant to Hartnell for $433k.
Hartnell College Foundation Office of Advancement and Development
Private Grants Report JJaannuuaarryy 22001144 U
UPPD
DAATTEESS
Arts
The Western
Stage
STEM
proposed
$250,000
William and Flora Hewlitt Foundation – Performing Arts Program – Continuity
and Engagement proposal to support The Western Stage Capital Campaign. Letter of
Interest submitted.
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.
Various
Campus Areas
proposed
$50,000
Center for
Advanced
Tech
proposed
$600,000
Child
Development
Center
AWARDED
$55k
STEM
SMI & South
AWARDED
$30,000
STEM
NASA SEMAA
AWARDED
$30,000
Athletics
AWARDED
$7,500
Planned
Giving
SELECTED
Monterey Peninsula Foundation – Youth Fund to support sustainable design, CSITin-3, ACE, Career Advancement Network, College Outreach and Preparation, Math
Tutoring, Mathmorphosis, Physics Club, Technovation, WELI, planetarium, Artists in
Residence, and Homestead Review/Poetic Voices. Grant term Nov 2013-Sep 2014
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.
Allied Health
and Health
Sciences
AWARDED
$350k
STEM
NASA SEMAA
AWARDED
$20k
Claire Giannini Fund – to support a full-time teacher at the Main Campus Child
Development Center Lab that serves 120 families per school year. Funding would help
our students and their children by retaining our highly qualified staff to keep a strong
connection to our families and the community.
Chevron USA Inc. – support for Science and Math Institute (SMI), our support and
outreach center, and for student success scholarships; as well as, outreach and
transportation support for King City, San Lucas and San Ardo elementary schools to
visit the NASA SEMAA lab and south county scholarships.
Community Foundation Monterey County – support for innovative, national project
that increases participation and retention of underrepresented youth in the fields of
science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and features the Aerospace
Educational Laboratory (AEL) at the Alisal Campus.
Pebble Beach Foundation – to support Phase III of the Athletics Master Plan
including state of the art equipment and smart technologies that will be used in two
classrooms for lectures and team preparation in the soon to be completed field house.
Silicon Valley Planned Giving Council Incubator Program 2013-2015 Foundation
board members and advancement staff will participate to establish a successful planned
giving and endowment-building program for the college.
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.
Nancy Buck Ransom – 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. $50k request will support the site
director, classroom instruction, supplies and equipment.
Allied Health
& Health
Sciences
AWARDED
$588,255
Student
Success
ECE
AWARDED
2013-14
$167k
Student
Access - CDC
AWARDED
$50k
Women’s
Education and
Leadership &
Scholarships
proposed $7k
AWARDED
not funded
Center for
Advanced
Tech
AWARDED
$100k
Center for
Advanced
Tech – Ag
AWARDED
$75K
The Western
Stage
AWARDED
$150,000
The California Endowment proposal submitted for year 3 of the Alisal Health
Professions Workforce Pathway Partnershipn (AHPWPP) creating pathways of students
that are interested in pursuing a profession in allied health and the health professions.
The total amount requested was $610k. The pathway includes:
o K-16 Bridge college recruitment/retention program in partnership with local schools.
o Summer Bridge program which is an intense Math, Science and Health Science
program working with the high schools.
o Respiratory therapy program, the only one in the region, launching this fall, which
will increase the number of students able to enter a health professions career.
First 5 Monterey County – 4-year grant through the Workforce Development
Incentive Program (WDIP) for scholarships to support a variety of early education
students to move up the Permit Matrix 1 and/or achieve a Child Development degree
through the provision of specialized counseling and access to resources. Total grant
amount over 5 years $835k.
First 5 Monterey County – grant to conduct feasibility study for provision of child
development services, as well as continuing the operation of the Laboratory School
beyond 2013. Results of the feasibility study were presented to the Hartnell College
Board of Trustees on March 15, 2013. $50,000 total.
WELI is a powerful combination of life skills, leadership training, mentoring and
financial support designed to increase the academic success of low-income students.
2013 will include additional outreach at Alisal and King City campuses; expanded
training; and building $1M endowment to ensure the program will be available for
generations to come.
Peggy and Jack Baskin Foundation (renewal)
PG&E
Monterey Peninsula Foundation – Youth Fund
Rabobank
proposed $7,000 American Association of University Women
AWARDED $8,000 Community Foundation Monterey County
Monterey Peninsula Foundation $100,000 for the Capital Campaign: Agriculture
Business and Technology Institute support our vital, relevant agricultural education
program and equipment costs for the Technical Training Building to ensure that we
have cutting edge equipment and technology for our students to learn and succeed.
Driscoll’s Philanthropy for continuation of Ag Institute Leader position; farm/lab for
hand-on-experience; development and enrollment for Industrial Tech Program, Pest
Management and Horticultural/lab technician; implementation of contract education
for industry; completion of Technical Training Building; expanding industry advisory
committees; continued relationships with K-12, families and the community.
Packard Foundation for sustainability of theatre arts program partnership between
the Alisal Center for Fine Arts (ACFA) and The Western Stage (TWS) to: 1) build on the
work over the past three years; 2) increase ACFA’s theatre program’s independence;
and 3) realize an after-school theatre program for youth under the direction of ACFA
Executive Director and instruction of ACFA theatre teachers. $50k for three years.