We are happy to announce the first recipients of the Curriculum Mini-Grant Program:

• Kae Iwamoto received $1,000.00 to support the creation of upper elementary aged PowerPoint lessons on DVD on Father's Life.
• Brian Sabourin and Kathy Winings received $1,000.00 ($500.00 each) to support the creation of an Il Shim Curriculum.
• Bob Maddox received $1,000.00 to support the creation of an 8-12 year old, multimedia DVD teaching internal value of serving others.
• Lucie Mizutani received $1,000.00 to support the creation of a board game for elementary aged children.

Congratulations to all!

The Center for Education at UTS Curriculum Mini-Grant Program offers grants between $500 - $1,000 for the creation of professional curricula and teaching tools for the diverse age groups. The Center for Education at UTS wishes to encourage the development and publication of effective and creative curricula or teaching tools that can be used throughout the country.

There is a tremendous need for effective curricula in each of the target age groups. Therefore, we wish to encourage those with the desire, experience or means to develop curricula that can be used in: K-6 Sunday Schools , Youth Ministries, Young Adult Ministries and even Adult Ministries.

In addition, there is a need to create effective teaching tools such as games, activities, specialized felt board teaching tools, dramas and similar creative tools for use in each of these ministries. Have you designed a game or teaching tool that you have found to be effective? Why not professionalize it or expand it so that others can use it?

Those who wish to apply need to review the grant requirements and submit an application. See the Grant Information for more details.

Grant Information Document

Grant Application Cover Sheet