Held at Morgan State University and hosted by Jackson State University and NSF, this workshop is part of a broader event to encourage HBCUs to submit competitive proposals to NRT and IGE programs and encourage STEM students to pursue graduate study in STEM fields. View the video presentations below.
Sustaining Equity-Driven Systems Change
The 2023 NSF’s Eddie Bernice Johnson INCLUDES National Network National Convening with be held in person on August 2-4, 2023, at the Westin City Center in Washington, DC.
The Convening objectives are to celebrate the INCLUDES National Network, learn from people most directly affected by NSF INCLUDES, build and strengthen relationships among INCLUDES National Network members, elevate and strengthen commonalities and connections across broadening participation efforts, and learn about actions we can take to sustain our work. We would like to collaborate with members of the Alliance Collective to ensure that the Convening centers the needs of Network members and participants/partners in this work – to reflect on these draft ideas together and then to operationalize our collective “big ideas” into strands, sessions, workshops, etc.
Contact nsfincludeshub@sri.com for details.
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Jackson State University Academic Affairs Hosts Professional Development Workshop for HBCUs on Program Evaluation
Program Evaluation Part 2: The Basics
Wed., March 8, 2023
12 PM Central Time
Via Zoom (Register: https://tinyurl.com/loschev2)
Dr. Mary Losch, a veteran evaluator and director of the University of Northern Iowa Center for Social & Behavioral Research, presents part two of the Program Evaluation Workshop.
Part 2 focuses on Theory of Change, Logic Models and Evaluation Design.
Jackson State University Academic Affairs Hosts Professional Development Workshop for HBCUs on Program Evaluation
Program Evaluation: Where Do We Begin (Part 1)
Wed., March 1, 2023
12 PM Central Time
Via Zoom (Register: tinyurl.com/loscheval)
Topics
Why is evaluation important?
What are the various types of evaluation?
Who can/should do evaluations?
How do you plan an evaluation?
What resources are available to gain
The Sloan Foundation will award seed grants of up to $250,000 to U.S. STEM doctoral programs advancing systemic change to dramatically increase diversity, foster inclusion, and close equity gaps, with the potential for large-scale, long-term investment to follow.
Submission Process
Proposal submissions will follow a three-step process. Each phase of this process is a building block for the next and is designed to help prospective grantees develop successful applications:
1. Pre-proposal for 2-year seed grant: maximum of 10 pages, plus appendices, due May 5, 2023.
2. Full proposal for 2-year seed grant, 20 pages plus appendices, due October 1, 2023.
3. Full proposal for 4-year implementation grant, 20 pages plus appendices, due date to be determined. The implementation proposal solicitation will be provided to seed-grant recipients during the award period.
Explore the award page and register for Informational Webinars here
Download pdf here
