The Winona State University Chemistry Department is in the third year of its National Science Foundation CCLI grant project. (NSF CCLI #0126470). This grant provided funding for a new 300-MHz FT NMR spectrometer, which is being used in various courses throughout our undergraduate chemistry curriculum. This presentation will focus on the author's experiences with an organic laboratory curriculum that used FT NMR in every experiment starting with the second week. An experiment involving ¹³C NMR of alkanes was used to introduce basic concepts of chemical shift and chemical equivalence. Subsequent labs used ¹H NMR, DEPT, and 2-D spectra to characterize reaction products. Two new experiments not found in published organic laboratory textbooks, one involving the nitration of iodobenzene and the other a microwave-assisted Knoevenagel condensation, gave good results with the products having interesting NMR spectra worthy of closer examination using 2-D techniques.