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Two CSU programs win technology grants
03/30/2004
Source: Business Report Daily
Author: Staff
DENVER
- The Colorado Institute of Technology, in partnership with the
Colorado Commission on Higher Education, issued $1.5 million in grants
this morning to fund projects at various schools in the state.
 Among
the grant recipients included two projects at Colorado State
University: The Center for Robustness in Computer Science and An
Integrative K-12 College Training Program for the Computer and
Semiconductor Industry in the Rocky Mountain Region.
Funding for the
grants, dubbed Technology Advancement Group funds, came from private
company donations as well as money collected from Colorado's tire
recycling program.
Other schools on the recipient list included the
Colorado School of Mines, the University of Denver and the University
of Colorado.
The total value of grants from CIT in 2004 is about $10 million, CIT officials said.
The due date for proposals for the next round of funding is April 23.
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