The Lockwood Foundation Grant is administered by the BC Foundation, and is open to faculty members, and is given in support of new or ongoing projects that promote innovation in teaching and/or advance entrepreneurial models at the college. Typically, individual grants will range from $2,500 to $10,000. These grants are made available through a generous donation from the Lockwood Foundation.
If you have any questions, please contact foundation@bellevuecollege.edu.
The 2022-23 BC Foundation Lockwood Grant Application is now closed.
The deadline to apply was Monday, February 20, 2023, by 11:59 P.M. PST
Recipients were announced in April 2023. The application will re-open for next year in January 2024.
The BC Foundation is pleased to announce the recipients of the
2022-23 Lockwood Foundation Grant for BC Faculty Excellence & Innovation
In April 2023, the BC Foundation awarded $10,000 in Lockwood Foundation BC Faculty Excellence and Innovation Grants to three worthy projects. These grants are made available through a generous donation from the Lockwood Foundation.
Multi-Disciplinary Use of XR Technologies for Student Projects
The XR Lab is experiencing increasing pressure on available equipment, and this is becoming more evident as students return to campus. The XR Lab will increase their inventory of equipment by purchasing Meta Quest standalone headsets, so that they can continue to loan equipment to capstone students while also increasing their capacity to deliver full-class events across a range of disciplines.
Bruce Wolcott – XR Lab
Ceramics 3D Clay Printer
The Lockwood Grant will fund the purchase of a Ceramics 3D Clay Printer, which will help the Art Department better serve students by implementing innovation in the curriculum, building a new creative work method defining the next generation of interdisciplinary models, and developing a course focused on the use of digital technology in ceramic design, overall enriching the Ceramics program at Bellevue College.
Kapka Stoyanova – Art
Climate Justice Across the Curriculum Faculty Lead
With support from the State Board of Community and Technical College, the Climate Justice Across the Curriculum Faculty Lead program will support stipends for faculty training in brining climate justice to their classes. To build on the work Sonya Doucette has done at BC over the last six years, this project will work with faculty to create interdisciplinary studies and linked classes focused on climate justice.
Mandie Mauldin Nash & Ahmad Ghashmari – Science Division
Please join us in congratulating the recipients!
Last Updated April 21, 2023