The purpose of the Baker and Koob Endowments is to support hands-on, project-based learning opportunities for individual students and groups at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. Because of their similar purpose, distributions of the two endowments will be pooled and used to fund multiple student projects via a competitive process that utilizes a single application. Fundable projects include, but are not limited to, student support, student and faculty travel, student and faculty expenses associated with participation in student research, group projects, conferences, competitions, and equipment and materials related to student research. The use of funds is not restricted to a specific major or college, but rather is intended to support multi-disciplinary, cross-college collaborative Learn by Doing activities. In addition, the Koob Endowment seeks to support students with financial need.

For more information, please visit http://provost.calpoly.edu/endowments.

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Awarded Projects from 2014

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EWB Malawi Human- Powered Mechanical Maize Mill, Spencer Jemes, Jennifer Tuttle, and Sydney Poyd

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Encosi Africa 2014 Service Learning Design Build Internship, Rachel Pittman, Jocelyn De Leon, Rudy Perez, Annie Potter, Chad Evans, and Camille Cherry

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Nem-O's “A Healthy Snack for Kids, a Success for Cal Poly”, Alison Shapira, Katie Lanfranki, Alexandra Carpenter, Christina Neumayr, and Matthew Medlin