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Awards & Grants
External Foundations/State Government
$1 million – Consolidated Funding Grant. Project Co-Director. Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Council. State of New York. Digital Design and Fabrication Program/Hudson Valley Advanced Manufacturing Center. Project creation, strategy development, coalition building, promoting and building support amongst internal and external constituencies, including policy makers, business leaders. December 2013.
$4,000 – Production grant. Oberon Foundation. Two Rooms. Produced by Asylum Theatre Company. September 2003.
$976 – Arts Decentralization grant. Suffolk County. what remains: long island voices of 9/11. Produced and created by Asylum Theatre Company. December 2001.
$2,000 – Arts Decentralization grant. Huntington Arts Council. what remains: long island voices of 9/11. Produced and created by Asylum Theatre Company. December 2001.
$3,000 – Production grant. Oberon Foundation. Taller, Produced by Asylum Theatre Company. July 2001.
$850 – Peoria Area Arts and Science Council Arts Regranting Program. Performing arts tour of The Shakespeare Company to under-served secondary schools. December 1994.
Internal/University Program Grants
$545 – Professional Development Grant. United University Professionals. 30 July – 31 December 2008.
$500 – Special Event Funding. Office of Academic Affairs. “Patrick Tucker—Acting for the Camera.” 3 May 2008.
$1,100 – Combined Individual Development Award (UUP), School of Fine and Performing Arts, and Department of Theatre Arts grant for one-week residency with “Everybody Loves Raymond.” CBS Television. Los Angeles, CA. 6-10 December 2004.
$1,700 – Combined Individual Development Award, College of Arts and Sciences Dean’s Fund, and Department of Theatre Arts to attend Teacher Development Workshop, The Actors’ Center, New York, NY. 12-23 June 2000.
$1,000 – Professional Development Grant to attend 1999 Conference of Association for Theatre in Higher Education. Toronto, Ontario. United University Professionals. State University of New York. July 1999.
$2250 – Combined grant to facilitate Bradley University production of Lysa Strata. Research Excellence Committee – $1200. Iben Lectureship/Department of Theatre Arts – $1050. Bradley University. November 1994.
$1500 – Combined grant to bring guest lecturer Willa Taylor (Educational Director, Lincoln Center) to campus for lectures dealing with issues of gender, multicultural performance, and urban violence. Iben Lectureship – $750. Women’s Studies Program – $250. Teaching Excellence Grant for Visiting Minority/Women Scholar Residency – $500. Bradley University. November 1994.
$1250 – Webster Movement Institute. Instructional Improvement and Innovation Grant – $650. College of Fine Arts – $300. Department of Theatre Arts – $300. Bradley University. July 1994.
$400 – Webster Movement Institute. Instructional Improvement & Innovation Grant – $200. College of Fine Arts – $100. Department of Theatre Arts – $100. Bradley University. July 1995.
$200 – Research and Sponsored Programs grant. Production research. The Government Inspector. National Actor’s Theatre, New York. Bradley University. January 1993.
Academic Travel Grants
$979 – 2006 Conference of Association for Theatre in Higher Education. Chicago, IL. July 2006
$800 – 2005 Conference of Association for Theatre in Higher Education. San Francisco, CA. July 2005
$500 – 2003 Conference of Association for Theatre in Higher Education. Toronto, Canada. July 2004
$500 – 2003 Conference of Association for Theatre in Higher Education. New York, NY. July 2003
$500 – 2000 Conference of Association for Theatre in Higher Education. Washington, D.C. August 2000.
$500 – 1998 Conference of Association for Theatre in Higher Education. San Antonio, TX. August 1998.
$650 – 1997 Conference of the Association for Theatre in Higher Education. Bradley University. August 1997.
$1050 – 1996 Conference of the Association for Theatre in Higher Education. Bradley University. August 1996.
$850 – 1995 Conference of the Association for Theatre in Higher Education. Bradley University. August 1995.
$500 – 1994 Conference of the Association for Theatre in Higher Education. Bradley University. April 1994.