Grants, awards, and support

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Grants

WeBWorK is partially supported by the Division of Undergraduate Education of the National Science Foundation. And here's a gigantic NSF logo:

University of Rochester

( DUE CCLI )

• WeBWorK, a Web-based Interactive Homework System (1 Aug 2006 to 31 July 2009)
• WeBWorK, a Web-based Homework System (1 May 2002 to 30 April 2006)
• An Internet Based System for Mathematics Homework Problems (1 July 1999 to 17 July 2000)

Arnold K. Pizer (Principal Investigator current)
Vicki Roth (Co-Principal Investigator current)
Michael E. Gage (Co-Principal Investigator current)

Morgan State University

( DUE CCLI, HRD HBCU-UP )

• Enhancing Student Retention and Preparation to Graduate Schools in the STEM Disciplines

T. Joan Robinson (Principal Investigator current)

Cornell College

( DUE CCLI )

• Collaborative Research: Adapting and Extending WeBWorK for Use in the Computer Science Curriculum

Andrew Wildenberg (Principal Investigator current)

Pace University New York Campus

( DUE CCLI )

• Collaborative Research: Adapting and Extending WeBWorK for Use in the Computer Science Curriculum

Christelle Scharff (Principal Investigator current)
Richard Kline (Co-Principal Investigator current)
Olly Gotel (Co-Principal Investigator current)

Awards

WeBWorK was awarded the 1999 International Conference on Technology in Collegiate Mathematics Award for Excellence and Innovation with the Use of Technology in Collegiate Mathematics at ICTCM 12 in San Francisco.