I am a faculty member at Cornell and I'm interested in grants that support community-engaged learning. Please navigate to the 'Opportunities' section for 'Faculty and Staff' on the Einhorn Center website. Identify two distinct grant programs available, describe what each program generally supports, and explain how a user would typically find more detailed information about these grants, even if direct navigation isn't possible.
Navigate to 'einhorn.cornell.edu'. Click on the 'Opportunities' link. Click on the 'Faculty and Staff' link. Click on the 'Visit the Faculty and Staff opportunities page' link. Identify two distinct grant programs listed under 'Grants and Awards'. For each identified grant program, extract a brief description of what it supports. Based on the webpage's design, describe the intended method for a user to find more detailed information (e.g., 'Learn more' links), and note if these links are directly actionable from the current view.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'Opportunities for Faculty & Staff' page. The agent identifies 'Engaged Opportunity Grants' as one distinct grant program. The agent identifies 'Community-Engaged Practice & Innovation Awards' as a second distinct grant program. For 'Engaged Opportunity Grants', the agent states that it 'Providing support for planning and sustaining a wide range of community-engaged learning activities for undergraduates'. For 'Community-Engaged Practice & Innovation Awards', the agent states that it 'Recognizing faculty who have developed community-engaged learning, leadership or research activities'. The agent correctly states that more information is typically found by clicking 'Learn more' links, but notes that these links are not directly actionable by ID from the current overview page, implying a user would manually click them.