A potentially game-changing funding opportunity is available from the NSF. Take a look and see if your institution could apply! NSF-23-625, (Required Preliminary Proposal due 6/27/2024, Full Proposal due 1/25/2025). This solicitation addresses the need for additional resources to support Minority-Serving Institutions (MSIs), Predominantly Undergraduate Institutions (PUIs) and Two-Year Institutions ...
The NSF Grants Conference is designed to give new faculty, researchers, and administrators key insights into a wide range of current issues at NSF. NSF staff will provide up-to-date information about policies and procedures, specific funding opportunities and answer attendee questions. Highlights include: New programs and initiatives Proposal preparation NSF's merit review process NSF directorate sessions Award management topics Conflict of interest policies NSF system updates Register today!
NHGRI (National Human Genome Research Institute) of NIH (National Institutes of Health) has released a funding announcement “ Broadening Opportunities for Computational Genomics and Data Science Education (UE5 – Clinical Trial Not Allowed)” that is suited for community colleges. The Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) Number RFA-HG-23-002 aims to help ...
There are several funding opportunities for colleges with an interest in STEM education. We'll keep adding new resources to the top of this page as they appear. Mar 2023 Elizabeth Stewart here, adding to Sandra's list of resources. I had the good fortune to be able to join the March ...
Did you know that the National Science Foundation has a program that offers funding for Scholarships in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics ( S-STEM)? The main goal of the S-STEM program is to enable low-income, talented domestic undergraduate and graduate students to pursue successful careers in promising STEM areas of ...
I got a chance to read about the exciting new NSF grant Dr. Bryans was awarded at Montgomery County Community College. Dr. Margaret Bryans wrote the NSF grant that awarded $573,347 to Montgomery County Community College to support MCCC's efforts to build Southeastern Pennsylvania's advanced technical workforce for the cell ...
Has your college been an ATE grantee? Did you have a “New to NSF” grant? Keep the momentum going! Take advantage of what ATE funding can do for your college’s technician education programs and students by “Moving Up” to an ATE Project. What will help make your proposal be more competitive? How do requirements and reviewer expectations change when you take the next step? Where can you get help to make your proposal more competitive? Learn the answers to these questions along with strategies, insider tips, and mistakes to avoid in seeking your next ATE grant. Presenters: Elaine Craft, PI, Mentor ...
Are you thinking of writing an NSF grant proposal? The STEM Learning and Research Center (STELAR) is offering a course on this very topic. STELAR's course is geared towards the NSF ITEST program, but most of the information should apply to any type of educational NSF grant. STELAR’s ITEST Proposal Development Course is an online, self-paced, and resource-rich course in which novice NSF proposal writers will develop a full proposal for the ITEST program to be submitted for the August 13th, 2021 solicitation deadline. Informed by STELAR’s expertise in supporting and encouraging those new to the ...
Fantastic new opportunity! Please consider submitting proposals to this program as you think about how the V & C movement has impacted biology education at community colleges. And share with your colleagues at 2 year, 4 year, and R1 institutes. The National Science Foundation's (NSF's) Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE) ...
Are the faculty at your college interested in learning more about applying for TUES grants from the National Science Foundation? If so, find someone to be a faculty facilitator, and your college can participate in a series of interactive, web-based, workshops from the Virtual Faculty Colalborative (AAAS, Louisiana State University ...
Presenter: Dr. V. Celeste Carter, DUE, NSF, Washington D.C.
Dr. Carter discussed how the National Science Foundation helps fund education and training needs through the Advanced Technology Education program (ATE).
