A design for a study that will determine whether an outreach project that has been supported by NSF TCUP has impacted math learning among Native Americans

部落民族研究小组（TNRG），联邦政府认可的部落501 c3非营利组织，提出了一个为期18个月的规划项目，该项目将收集必要的信息，以设计一项研究，以确定部落学院和大学计划（TCUP）资助的外展项目的有效性和影响，星期日学院模式（SAM）。周日学院是一个合作和文化敏感的STEM学习推广模式，从2001年到2015年，部分由TCUP资助。北达科他州部落学院与北达科他州州立大学合作管理该项目。 此外，拟议的项目将探讨如何解释NSF部落学院农村系统倡议（1994-2005年）的作用，在建立必要的和初步的环境和学术氛围，周日学院项目在参与部落学院和美国印第安人社区服务。

Tribal Nations Research Group (TNRG), a federally recognized and Tribal 501c3 non-profit organization, is proposing an 18-month planning project that will gather the necessary information to design a study to determine the effectiveness and the impact of a Tribal Colleges and Universities Program (TCUP) funded outreach project, the Sunday Academy Model (SAM). Sunday Academy is a collaborative and culturally sensitive STEM learning outreach model that from 2001 to 2015 was partially supported with funding from TCUP. The North Dakota Tribal Colleges in partnership with North Dakota State University (NDSU) administered the project. Additionally, the proposed project will explore ways to explain the role the NSF Tribal College Rural Systemic Initiative (1994-2005) had in establishing the necessary and preliminary environmental and academic atmosphere for the Sunday Academy project at the participating tribal colleges and the American Indian communities being served.