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OFIC Inspiration Diversity Campus Grants is sponsored by Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges (OFIC). These grants support new or existing programs that promote diversity, inclusion, access, and equity on college campuses and within local communities. They aim to engage students, campus leaders, and community members in discussions and initiatives around these topics.
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Each year, OFIC gives out a select number of awards to recognize and honor the hard work and dedication of individuals in numerous categories. For more information or to nominate, view the programs below. In 1987, OFIC initiated the Evening of Excellence program to honor outstanding alumni of its member institutions.
Each year, OFIC member colleges are invited to nominate an alumna/alumnus to be considered for induction into The Hall of Excellence. Inductees are chosen by a committee of OFIC presidential and corporate trustees based on the criteria of professional achievement. To learn more about the Evening of Excellence and past inductees, click the button below.
Earl F. Morris Trustee Award This award was established in 2010 and each year recognizes an exceptional campus trustee who is currently serving on the Board of an OFIC member college or university. The award honors Attorney Earl F.
Morris, who was a Wittenberg University graduate, a founding partner of the law firm Porter, Wright, Morris, and Arthur. Mr. Morris was an early inductee into the OFIC Hall of Excellence and served OFIC for 41 remarkable years as a volunteer and valued member of the OFIC Board of Trustees.
OFIC Inspiration Awards Program The OFIC Inspiration Award is a recognition of the people and programs related to The Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges that celebrate diversity and embrace all the ways our member campuses and communities can encourage our unique abilities and experiences for the greater good.
Inspiration Diversity Campus Grants At OFIC, we believe diversity is like a mosaic—an ever-evolving masterpiece created from unique, vibrant perspectives. Each individual adds a distinct piece to the larger picture, and together, these pieces form a dynamic and growing whole. Inspiration Diversity Campus Grants offer $2,500 to support innovative programs that celebrate diversity, promote equity, and foster inclusion.
This grant is more than just funding, it’s an opportunity to empower your campus community to shape and reshape the mosaic of diversity through collaboration, creativity, and action. Have any questions or ready to make a donation?
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: OFIC member campuses (Ohio University is not an OFIC member, but this type of grant may have similar analogues for public universities). Projects should involve students, campus leaders, and local community members. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
OFIC Inspiration Diversity Campus Grants is funded by Ohio Foundation of Independent Colleges (OFIC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Ohio. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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