
What Are Lockwood Foundation Grants?
Lockwood Foundation Grants for BC Faculty Excellence & Innovation support new or ongoing projects by Bellevue College faculty that promote innovation in teaching and/or advance entrepreneurial models at the college. Typically, individual grants range from $2,500 to $10,000. These grants are administered by the BC Foundation and made available through a generous donation from the Lockwood Foundation.
The 2025 Lockwood Grant Application is now open!
The 2025 Lockwood Grant Application opened on January 23, 2025. The submission deadline is 11:59 PM on Thursday, March 6, 2025.
The funding period for successful applications will be June 1, 2025 through May 31, 2026. You can preview a PDF of the entire application here. Applicants will be notified of the outcome of their submission in May 2025.
Have questions about the application? Join one of our Lockwood Grant Drop-In Sessions! There is no official program for these virtual sessions, and anyone interested is welcome to drop in at any time during the session.
- Friday, January 31st: 11 AM – 12 PM (Teams Link)
- Tuesday, February 4th: 4 – 5 PM (Teams Link)
- Wednesday, February 12th: 3 – 4 PM (Teams Link)
And the Lockwood Foundation Grants Go to…
Congratulations to our most recent Lockwood Foundation Grant recipients! These grants, provided by funds which are so generously donated by the Lockwood Foundation, are one of the Foundation’s signature programs. Awarding these funds is one of the highlights of our year.
In May 2024, the BC Foundation awarded three worthy projects with $15,000 total in Lockwood Foundation BC Faculty Excellence and Innovation Grants. Please join us in congratulating the recipients.
Parent Education will expand the current and small DEI Library that will serve our students; parents and children, ages 0-7. The new books will focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion for the whole family, offering books for the adult reader and older children.
Corvilia Thykkuttathil – Parent Education
The funds provided with the Lockwood Grant will be used to continue the Counseling Center’s initiative to provide no-cost psychological assessments to students with suspected Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD), ADHD, and ASD. Students who do not have insurance, other financial means to pay for such assessments, or who cannot utilize their health insurance will be given priority.
Steven Martel & Yu-ting Su – Counseling Center & Human Development
This grant will assist with the purchase of non-human primate skull and skeleton models for use in the Biological Anthropology classes as well as other Anthropology classes and classes in other departments and divisions.
Anthony Tessandori – Anthropology
Last Updated January 31, 2025