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Fund Management
The Nuckolls Fund is guided by a Board of Directors composed of representatives of a broad spectrum of the lighting industry as well as educators with experience in lighting education. The officers of the Fund are members of the Board.
The Fund disburses grant monies according to a detailed schedule and budget submitted by the grant's principal investigator. The Fund also requires written reports at each phase of the grant to demonstrate performance. A final report assesses the project and offers recommendations for further action. This monitoring process not only looks to the proper use of funds and successful completion of work; it also suggests ways in which the Fund can improve its work overall.
All those who participate in the Nuckolls Fund's management serve on a volunteer basis. The Fund has no paid staff, so expenses are less than 2% of endowment, which keeps operating costs at a minimum. Contributions to the Nuckolls Fund really do go directly to education.
Board of Directors
Daniel L. BlitzerPractical Lighting Workshop
Fund Treasurer
Carol Caughey, retired
Oregon State University
Frank J. Conti
Enterprise Lighting Sales Corp.
Robert G. Davis
Litecontrol Corporation
Paul Gregory
Focus Lighting Inc.
Ann M. Hardeman
Hardeman Communications
Fund Secretary
Barbara Horton
Horton Lees Brogden Lighting Design
Diarmuid J. McSweeney, retired
Holophane, An Acuity Brands Company
Jeffrey A. Milham, retired
Design Decisions
Fund President
Joseph B. Murdoch, retired
University of New Hampshire
Frederick Oberkircher, retired
Texas Christian University
Lee D. Waldron
Grenald Waldron Associates
Board members and the institutions by which they are employed are ineligible to apply for any grant awarded by The Nuckolls Fund. No board member can be a principal investigator, co-investigator, collaborator, advisor, supporter, endorser, or have any other involvement in any proposal. Proposals from campuses other than the one where the board member is employed would be eligible.
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