The Dudley E Chambers Foundation XXXXX6005

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“For stanford fiscal year 2022 to 2023, the university allocated $800,000 from the dudley chambers trust distributions to contribute $100,000 toward the salary of each of eight members of the faculty. As described in the expenditure report, four of these faculty members have appointments in the school of engineering (chambers scholars) and four have appointments in the school of humanities and sciences (chambers fellows).”

“Each of the chambers fellows and scholars was an associate professor during the 2022 to 2023 academic year. None of the chambers fellows and scholars currently holds an endowed chair, so the support provided by the dudley chambers trust is especially valuable for these professors. Stanford university benefits greatly from the teaching and research work performed by the chambers fellows and scholars.”

“Teaching responsibilities for the eight professors vary but, as an example, the chambers scholars in the school of engineering taught a total of 604 students in academic year 2022 to 2023: an average of 151 students per faculty member. The chambers fellows in the school of humanities and sciences (h&s) taught a total of 928 students in academic year 2022 to 2023: an average of 232 per faculty member.”

“The frequency of scholarly publications also varies, but the chambers fellows and scholars published a total of 101 scholarly papers in 2022 to 2023. In addition to publishing, research, lecturing, and related teaching activities, the eight professors are actively engaged in mentoring the next generation of academic researchers and teachers. All the chambers fellows and scholars serve in varying capacities as advisors to graduate students in doctoral and masters”

“Scholarships - the terms of the dudley chambers trust provide that one-third of distributions be used to furnish one or more whole or partial scholarships to students specializing in one or more areas of engineering technology and the natural sciences.”

“Stanford university chooses to focus the funding designated for scholarships on its national science foundation fellows (nsf). For stanford fiscal year 2022 to 2023, the university allocated $800,000 from the dudley chambers trust distributions to provide fellowships that support 146 nsf fellows in engineering technology and natural science disciplines.”

“The dudley chambers trust funds provided about 11 percent of the funding for 32 percent of the nsfs on tenure for 2022 to 2023. The $5,500 award per nsf fellow contributes toward each fellow tuition. Average tuition was $52,560 for 2022 to 2023, of which the nsf provides $12,000 per year.”

“Fund for education or research - finally, the terms of the dudley chambers trust provide that one-third of distributions be used to pay for expenses incurred by stanford for education or research in one or more areas of engineering technology and the natural sciences, for purposes other than salary payments to faculty members and scholarships.”

“In 2022 to 2023, $800,000 of the distribution from the dudley chambers trust was allocated to learning technologies & spaces (lts), part of the office of the vice provost for student affairs (vpsa). Funds were used to provide technology and furniture upgrades in nine stem classrooms and the salaries for three full-time professional staff whose expertise and training help support these critical upgrades.”

“The classroom upgrades are part of the stanford classrooms reimagined initiative, a multiyear strategic plan to meet the changing needs of students, to address the growing gap between classroom supply and demand, and to optimize the use of existing spaces and resources.”

“These upgrades enable instructors to engage with audiences in more than one location and offer guest lecturer presentations that are more sustainable and accessible. Furniture upgrades ensured the classrooms could easily be reconfigured to accommodate different learning and teaching styles and classroom orientations.”

“Also necessary for the successful integration of technology in stem classrooms are full-time professional staff that directly support instructors as they adapt to new teaching and learning technologies in the classroom and continue to offer an inclusive and collaborative learning environment to students. Dedicated staff that are available to train, support, and problem solve are a critical part of the initiative success and the long-term viability of the”

“Mutual fund adjustment: ($48.36); rounding: $1.16; return of capital adjustment: $56.20;total $9.00”