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Skip to Resources Navigation Skip to Primary Navigation Toggle search and resources panel Use our website feedback form Auburn University Facebook Auburn University Instagram Auburn University LinkedIn Auburn University YouTube Toggle the mobile navigation pane Toggle the Resources navigation popup Toggle Programs & Services dropdown Teaching and Learning Services Teaching and Learning Services Supporting Teaching Innovation and Educational Impact The Biggio Center invests in faculty and departmental efforts that improve learning at Auburn.
Our grants and awards support creative teaching projects, recognize excellence in instruction, fund immersive learning experiences, and help faculty investigate meaningful questions about student learning. Each grant and award page includes information about the opportunity, eligibility, timelines, and previous winners.
Reviewing previous recipients can help applicants understand the kinds of projects and achievements these programs have supported. The Daniel F. Breeden Grant The Daniel F.
Breeden Endowed Grant Program supports teaching and learning projects that directly benefit Auburn instructors, students, and the university’s broader instructional mission. This opportunity is well suited for faculty seeking support to develop, pilot, assess, or scale a project that improves teaching and learning.
Departmental Award for Excellence in Education The Departmental Award for Excellence in Education (DAEE) recognizes academic departments that demonstrate a sustained commitment to teaching excellence, student learning, instructional improvement, and educational innovation. This award is designed for departments that can show meaningful collective work to improve teaching and learning across programs, courses, faculty, or students.
AUX: Immersive Learning Experiences Grant The AUX Immersive Learning Experiences Grant supports improved teaching and learning through immersive virtual experiences, including virtual reality, augmented reality, 360° video, simulation, and related technologies. Strong AUX proposals begin with a learning challenge. The technology should serve the teaching goal — not the other way around.
Shiny headsets are fun, but learning outcomes still get the steering wheel. Learn more about the AUX Grant Vivian Ballenger Memorial Award for Teaching Excellence The Vivian Ballenger Memorial Award for Teaching Excellence recognized outstanding teaching and honored a lasting commitment to educational excellence at Auburn.
The Vivian Ballenger Memorial Award was a one-time recognition awarded in coordination with the College of Sciences and Mathematics. The Award recognized COSAM faculty who demonstrated a transformation in their teaching through the incorporation of active learning strategies, and coincided with the opening of the Academic Classroom and Laboratory Complex.
View Previous Vivian Ballenger Memorial Award Winners The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, or SoTL, helps faculty systematically investigate questions about teaching, learning, and student success. This page highlights previous SoTL Mini-Grant awardees and their projects. Faculty can review past awardees for inspiration, potential collaborators, and examples of teaching questions that have been developed into scholarly inquiry.
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Develop Immersive Learning Experiences Explore funding for AR, VR, 360° video, simulation, and other immersive learning projects through Auburn’s AUX initiative. Partner on External Grant Funding Partner with the Biggio Center Have a teaching idea or grant opportunity worth exploring? Faculty and partners interested in pursuing grant opportunities with the Biggio Center should contact Dr. Katelyn Nelson at biggio@auburn.
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