September 6, 2011
State Gives $2.5M For Higher Education
By Brandon Butler
Worcester State University, Framingham State University and Quinsigamond Community College were among 18 public higher education institutions that received a combined $2.5 million from the state through a competitive grant program.
The money is part of the performance incentive fund, which is a program within the state's Vision Project - a program that aims to improve the state's public higher education system through innovation.
The awards include:
- Worcester State, $233,417 for student retention improvement and enhancing transfer procedures with Quinsigamond Community College and Fitchburg State University. It was the largest grant awarded in the program.
- Quinsigamond Community College, $180,471 to provide math boot camps and enhance the school's STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) program.
- Framingham State, $59,100 for lower-level redesign of STEM courses.
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