The Charles Koch Foundation Supports TEL Library’s New Experiential Learning Project
TEL Library is pleased to announce the Charles Koch Foundation’s support for its new Experiential Learning Project and its corresponding conference.
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Heterodox Academy Launches New Interactive Data Visualization from Landmark Survey of College Students on Free Speech on Campus
Heterodox Academy released a new data visualization tool that analyzes research on the issue of what college students think about the First Amendment.
Asma Uddin, Religious Liberties Lawyer, Releases New Book on Preserving Religious Freedom for All
Asma Uddin, lawyer and legal scholar, has always had an interest in conflicts between religion and the law. Her new book, When Islam Is Not a Religion, looks at how faith in the United States is being secularized and politicized and what impact this has on religious freedom and diversity.
The Charles Koch Foundation Supports University of New Orleans’ Urban Entrepreneurship and Policy Institute
The Charles Koch Foundation recently gave $1.4 million to support the University of New Orleans’ Urban Entrepreneurship and Policy Institute.
The Charles Koch Foundation Gives Support for Indiana University’s New Institute for Entrepreneurship and Competitive Enterprise
The Kelley School of Business at Indiana University recently announced the launch of the Institute for Entrepreneurship and Competitive Enterprise with a $5.9 million gift from the Charles Koch Foundation
Innovation Convention: Finding the Next Edison
The Invention Convention is routed in the principals of science, technology, engineering, and math, as well as invention and entrepreneurship, and is empowering the next generation of innovators.
4.0 Receives Support from the Charles Koch Foundation
The Charles Koch Foundation, along with the Walton Family Foundation, recently announced matching gifts of $5 million each, to support 4.0 Schools.
What’s on Charles Melcher’s Must-Read List?
Discover the titles that have inspired the founder of the Future of StoryTelling as he works to bridge divides.
Scholars Pair Up with Their Philosophical Opposites to Research American Democracy
The University of Arizona-based National Institute for Civil Discourse awarded grants to 10 scholars to research core concepts that are vital to American political and civic life.
Charles Koch Foundation Supports Xavier University’s Williams College of Business
Xavier University’s Williams College of Business recently announced that it received a $500,000 gift from the Charles Koch Foundation to help support the Stephen S. Smith Center.