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Project Summary:

Cultivating inclusivity and diversity, 'Expanding Horizons' develops a comprehensive Open Educational Resource (OER) textbook, incorporating non-Western philosophies, philosophy of race, indigenous philosophies, philosophy of disability, environmental ethics, and feminist philosophy to enhance student success and promote economic equality within the State University of New York (SUNY) system.

Sustainability Education and Action for Learning and Community Engagement Open Educational Resource: Book and Learning Hub

Dr. Joshua Korenblat

Rockland Community College

2024

Type of GrantIITG Tier Two

Amount of Award:$14,900.00

Project Summary:

This project transforms our co-edited sustainability education anthology (Palgrave, 2024) into an Open Access book linked with an interactive learning hub that empowers educators affiliated with the Mid-Hudson Teacher Center and beyond to make their sustainability education projects visible and shareable—adapting book case studies into actionable student learning projects.

Using AI effectively in Introductory Science and Social Science Courses

Prof. Jonathan Little

Monroe Community College

2024

Type of GrantTier One

Amount of Award:$14,970.00

Project Summary:

Integrating AI into Geospatial Information Science and Technology (GIST) curriculums to enhance teaching on climate change, sustainability and human rights issues.

#TheatreHistoryOne

Kiara Pipino

Oneonta

2025

Type of GrantOER

Amount of Award:$13,800.00

  • Open Educational Resources (OER)

Project Summary:

A survey of the history of theatre from the origin to the late XVIII Century.

AI Cross-Campus Communities of Practice

Racheal Fest

Oneonta

2025

Type of GrantIITG

Amount of Award:$60,000.00

Project Summary:

By offering pedagogy training, incentives, and opportunities for collaboration, AI Cross-Campus Communities of Practice supports faculty at nine institutions in creating AI assignments, developing chatbots, redesigning assessment, and exploring multimodal AI and accessibility, with the ultimate goal of sharing public-facing course materials more broadly.