Baltimore Washington Alliance AGEP Planning Grant
巴尔的摩华盛顿联盟 AGEP 规划拨款
基本信息
- 批准号:1110930
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 14.5万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2011
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2011-07-15 至 2012-09-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Howard University, Georgetown University, and Morgan State University have formed the Baltimore-Washington Area Alliance (BWA) and will undertake planning activities with this project. With the planning grant, BWA intends to assess current graduate student interest in faculty positions and to strengthen the existing Howard-UTEP Preparing Future Faculty (PFF) and Postdoc Institutes (PDI) informed by survey and other evaluation data. Intellectual Merit. Because of growing science and technology needs of an increasingly globalized economy, the United States is in greater need than ever before of a scientifically trained citizenry. This growing need coincides with significant demographic changes in the U.S., where minority populations that historically have been underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) disciplines are becoming an ever-larger share of the population. Ensuring that this population gains access to necessary training in STEM is an important national goal, and increasing the number of STEM professors from these backgrounds is an important step---as a matter of equity and as a matter of policy. This planning project will draw on findings from research literature about the importance of creating intellectual and social community for minority STEM students, breaking down barriers that isolate them from the informal culture of science, and creating professional networking opportunities that these students otherwise might not have. The planning project also draws on research that is specific to the National Science Foundation?s Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate (AGEP) program, taking lessons learned from research about the program to create a more cohesive Alliance of colleges and universities. In drawing on this research, the proposal seeks to make the efforts of individual institutions coherent, allowing them to become more than the sum of their parts. BWA will leverage resources of a metropolitan area that is rich in professional development opportunities for minority students and the resources of 3 major universities in ways that address research-based findings about the needs of STEM minority students. It will do so in ways that maximize the efficacy of projects under the aegis of the national AGEP program.Broader Impact. The activities in this planning grant will influence STEM graduate education at two of the nation?s leading producers of African American STEM PhDs and will therefore have a noteworthy national effect on the pipeline of African Americans entering the professoriate. Additionally, the anticipated enhancement of the extant PFF and PDI will increase professional development and networking opportunities for BWA students and students from universities beyond the Alliance. The project also builds upon an existing consortium of 14 universities and includes the intention to design a structured, internet based, consortium-wide network of postdoc opportunities and faculty position listings. This network will create a registry of STEM trained minorities from which all 14 of the schools in the consortium can recruit new faculty and postdocs. This project will also improve the student level data including milestones in their educational careers.
霍华德大学、乔治城大学和摩根州立大学已经组成了巴尔的摩-华盛顿地区联盟(BWA),并将开展该项目的规划活动。 通过规划补助金,BWA打算评估当前研究生对教师职位的兴趣,并通过调查和其他评估数据加强现有的霍华德-UTEP准备未来教师(PFF)和博士后研究所(PDI)。 智力优势。由于日益全球化的经济对科学和技术的需求日益增长,美国比以往任何时候都更需要受过科学训练的公民。这种不断增长的需求与美国人口结构的重大变化相吻合,历史上在科学,技术,工程和数学(STEM)学科中代表性不足的少数民族人口正在成为人口中越来越大的份额。确保这一人群获得必要的STEM培训是一个重要的国家目标,增加来自这些背景的STEM教授的数量是一个重要的步骤-作为公平问题和政策问题。该规划项目将借鉴研究文献中关于为少数STEM学生创建知识和社会社区的重要性的研究结果,打破将他们与非正式科学文化隔离的障碍,并创造这些学生否则可能没有的专业网络机会。该规划项目还借鉴了专门针对国家科学基金会的研究。的研究生教育联盟和教授(AGEP)计划,从有关该计划的研究中吸取经验教训,以创建一个更具凝聚力的学院和大学联盟。 在借鉴这一研究的基础上,该提案力求使各个机构的努力协调一致,使它们能够发挥大于各部分总和的作用。BWA将利用大都市区的资源,为少数民族学生提供丰富的专业发展机会,并利用3所主要大学的资源,以解决有关STEM少数民族学生需求的研究结果。它将以最大限度地提高在国家AGEP方案主持下的项目效率的方式这样做。 这项计划拨款中的活动将影响全国两个州的STEM研究生教育?美国的非裔美国人STEM博士的领先生产商,因此将有一个值得注意的非裔美国人进入教授管道的国家影响。此外,现有的PFF和PDI的预期增强将增加BWA学生和联盟以外大学学生的专业发展和网络机会。该项目还建立在现有的14所大学的联盟,包括设计一个结构化的,基于互联网的,联盟范围内的博士后机会和教师职位列表网络的意图。该网络将创建一个STEM培训少数民族的注册表,联盟中的所有14所学校都可以从中招募新的教师和博士后。 该项目还将改善学生水平数据,包括他们教育生涯中的里程碑。
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Howard/UTEP Alliance for Graduate Education and the Professoriate Project
霍华德/UTEP 研究生教育和教授项目联盟
- 批准号:
0302788 - 财政年份:2003
- 资助金额:
$ 14.5万 - 项目类别:
Cooperative Agreement
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