Systemic introduction of CEA methods into medical training is necessary, and also requires the creation of training grants for CEA.
This case study describes the history that led to the creation of the grant program, the development and implementation process, the parameters of the grant program, and the challenges to date.
The Howard Gilman Foundation has announced the creation of two grant programs that will award about $9 million over three years to nonprofit performing arts organizations in New York City.
Last week at fund-raisers in New York, he told supporters that his push for a government hand had a precedent dating to the construction of canals and interstate highways, and the creation of land-grant colleges and the G.I. Bill.
In the mid-1800s, withethe creation of land grant universities, U.S. higher education expanded its capacity in the applied sciences (engineering or agriculture, for example) to provide citizens with more specialized and technical education to support economic development--an important innovation that worked beautifully.
In some ways the colony began as its early-17th-century rival did at Jamestown: as the creation of a company granted monopolistic commercial powers.
The plan's supporters compare today's opportunity to enlarge education through e-learning to the creation of the land-grant schools in 1862, which helped lift American agriculture and industry to international pre-eminence.
"From the Louisiana Purchase and the Erie Canal, through the creation of the Land Grant colleges, to the interstate highways and the G.I. Bill, government investment was pivotal," he said.
"It is important to begin not with global plans but with the creation of a normal grant system with international peer review of big projects.
The Morrill Act of 1862 and the creation of the land-grant university offered yet another role for the university — to "promote the practical education of the industrial classes".
