Funding for Results 

The Funding for Results (FFR) program provides a mechanism to fund those strategic initiatives that enhance teaching and learning. Proposals are requested in a standard grant proposal format and are reviewed by the FFR committee. Awards are managed as grant accounts. There are two categories of competitive grants: Demonstration and Implementation. FFR funds support two other activities: University Initiative projects and the Student Professional Development Fund. 

Additional Information

To find out more about how to apply, guidelines, and deadlines, please log into your MySemo account and visit the Funding Information Page

 

Members of the Funding for Results Committee 2025-2026

Table of FFR Committee Members
Name Title Department
Ex-Officio Members 
Michelle Brune Interim Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate Studies Provost Office 
Faculty Representatives 
Tony Faber F23-Sp26 EHHS - College of Education, Health and Human Studies (3 years) 
Debra Holzhauer F24-Sp27 HSS - College of Humanities and Social Science (3 years) 
Sarah Shaner F24-Sp27 STEM - College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (3 years) 
Bart Williams F24-Sp27  HCAM - Holland College of Arts and Media (3 years) 
Dana Schwieger F24-Sp27 HCBC - Harrison College of Business and Computing (3 years) 
Jeanna Rossi F24-Sp27 Kent Library
Other Members
TBA F25-Sp28 Chairpersons' Forum 
Jayne Calder F23-Sp26 CTS Staff Council 
Floyd Lockhart F25-Sp28 Professional Staff Council 
At Large Members
Hayley Love F24-Sp27 At Large (3 years) - EHHS
Joe Murphy F24-Sp26 Ad Hoc
Dana Branson F24-Sp27 At Large (3 years) - HSS
Fidel Atuo F24-Sp27 At Large (3 years) - STEM
Suhair Amer F24-Sp27 At Large (3 years) - HCBC
Student Representatives
TBA F25-Sp26 Undergraduate Student 
TBA F25-Sp26 Undergraduate Student 
Shruti Bhattarai F25-Sp26 Graduate Student 

 

Charge: To oversee the Funding for Results (FFR) program established by the University in 1996.  Team Members are responsible for reviewing all FFR proposals submitted by faculty and professional/administrative staff, recommending funds to those receiving the highest rankings, reviewing the interim and final reports of funded projects, overseeing the funding and reports from the Student Professional Development program, and for the ongoing review and development of the FFR program as it evolves. 

 
Membership: The committee shall consist of a minimum of 14 members, with preference given to members with a working knowledge of the University Planning and Budget Review Committee. There will be at least one graduate student (one-year appointment), two undergraduate students (one-year appointment), one dean, one department chairperson, one faculty representative from each of the colleges, Kent Library, one representative from the Professional Staff Council, and one representative from the CTS Staff Council. Regular appointments will be for a three-year term on a staggered basis. The Provost may appoint an additional five (5) at-large members. The Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Success and the Vice Provost will serve as non-rotating ex-officio members. Committee members may serve a second term, but no more than two consecutive terms. The chair is to be appointed by the Provost. 

Location
Office
Academic Hall 130
Mailing Address

One University Plaza, MS 3400
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701