Broadening Participation and Inclusion - The 2011 ADVANCE Workshop

妇女科学协会(AWIS)将为高级首席调查员(PI)组织和主办2011年讲习班。该项目将于2011年11月初举办为期两天的研讨会，这不仅将成为传播从先期项目中收集到的尖端研究和结论的机会，还将有助于将先期外展工作扩大到更广泛的受众，其中将包括少数族裔服务机构的代表以及STEM学科中的其他多样性利益攸关方。具体而言，该项目将侧重于确定讨论议题、确定和征集主旨发言人以及制定传播计划。智力价值：这个组织的目标与先行计划的使命很好地一致。因此，它非常适合主办一次国际和平先行会议。拟议的项目将汇集机构转型的高级个人投资、机构转型催化剂和有偿奖励，举办讲习班，不仅将促进社会科学和组织变革学科中新知识的联网和传播，而且还将吸引更多的受众进入先进社区。具体地说，这次会议将针对少数族裔服务机构的个人。从历史上看，高级计划并没有对这批高等教育机构产生重大影响。更广泛的影响：该项目的更广泛影响在于它能够传播所有高级项目发现的创新信息，以及从研究中收集的洞察力，以扩大目标受众，其中包括来自不同机构的女性教职员工。

The Association for Women in Science (AWIS) will organize and host the 2011 workshop for the ADVANCE Principal Investigators (PI). This project will feature a 2-day workshop in early November of 2011 that will not only serve as an opportunity to disseminate cutting research and findings gleaned from ADVANCE projects, but also serve to expand outreach efforts of ADVANCE to a broader audience that will include representatives from minority serving institutions, as well as other diversity stakeholders in the STEM disciplines. Specifically, the project will focus on identifying topics for discussion, identifying and soliciting keynote speakers and developing a dissemination plan. Intellectual Merit: The goals of this organization are well aligned with the mission of the ADVANCE Program. As such, it is ideally suited to host an ADVANCE PI meeting. The proposed project will bring together ADVANCE PIs of institutional transformation, institution transformation catalyst and PAID awards for a workshop that will not only foster networking and dissemination of new knowledge in the social science and organizational change disciplines, but also attract a wider audience to the ADVANCE community. Specifically, this meeting will target individuals from minority serving institutions. Historically, the ADVANCE Program has not had a significant impact on this cadre of institutions of higher education.Broader Impacts: The broader impacts of this project lie in its capacity to disseminate information on innovations discovered by all ADVANCE projects as well as the insight gleaned from research to an expanded target audience that includes women faculty from a diverse set of instituions.