Innovation Grants
Innovation grants provide seed funding to encourage the SUNY community to address advisory priorities identified by the SUNY Provost. Those proposals demonstrating support of the FACT2 Task Groups or other initiatives in support of the SUNY Strategic Plan will be given funding preference.
For more information, visit the Innovation Grants webpage.
Conference on Instruction & Technologies (CIT)
CIT was established in 1992 to provide faculty and instructional support professsionals an opportunity to share common experiences and expertise, discuss challenges, brainstorm solutions, and explore innovative avenues for improving the learning environment with technology.
CIT is hosted each year at a different SUNY campus. This affordable conference, featuring an on-campus housing environment and conference rooms creates an informal atmosphere of sharing and networking among colleagues. The resultant camaraderie promotes sharing by discipline and across disciplines among faculty from all campus types-university centers, four-year campuses, technology/specialized colleges, and community colleges.
Scholarships offered by FACT2 encourage broad participation.
For more information, visit the CIT website.
Student Computing Access Program (SCAP)
The Student Computing Access Program (SCAP) was created to insure that the SUNY system not fall behind in its efforts to introduce computing technologies into classroom and lab environments where appropriate. Founded by the Computing Officers Association Academic Subcommittee, and endorsed by SUNY, it was implemented with the cooperation of the Division of Budget and the New York State Legislature.
For more information, visit the SCAP website.
Programs Administered by the Provost's Office with support from FACT2
Office of the Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Last Updated: December 28, 2011