Dr. Pamela G. Taylor and her interdisciplinary research team (Dr. Joan Rhodes and Dr. Frances Smith from the School of Education, and Jan Johnston from the Department of Art Education) received notice that their proposal, “Research for eLASTIC: Electronic Learning and Assessment Tool for Interdisciplinary Connections among the Visual Arts, Reading, and Writing” has been awarded a $1,050,000 grant under the 2nd cycle of the Qatar National Priorities Research Program (NPRP).

This proposal, along with 92 others from such prestigious institutions as Princeton, University of Pennsylvania, Rutgers, Ohio State, Carnegie Mellon, MIT, University of British Columbia, University of Malaysia, etc.), was selected from 482 international submissions with an approximate 20% success rate.

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