NUCKOLLS FUND AWARDS FIVE GRANTS

摘要

As part of its mission to promote and advance lighting education initiatives in North America, the Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education has awarded five prizes totaling $70,000 for 2013. Three $20,000 Nuckolls Fund Grants were given to academic institutions for the development of dedicated lighting courses, and two $5,000 awards were given to students. The University of Michigan will use its Nuckolls Fund grant to establish a new class: "Virtual Lighting Design and Analysis." The University of Minnesota will launch a course in lighting design for undergraduate interior design students. Carnegie Mellon University will use the grant support to set up a series of five workshops to assist schools of architecture in either developing new courses in lighting design or expanding already established in-house lighting programs.