The Advanced Technological Education program at NSF promotes improvement in the education of science and engineering technicians at the undergraduate and secondary school levels.
NSF will make a total of $20 million in grants for projects that improve STEM education practices at a large scale. Planning, research and implementation grants are available.
Formally known as ISE, this NSF program will grant $20 million to a total of 34 awardees for STEM education projects that use media to reach a broader audience.
NSF grants $10 million across 5 to 7 awards for educational programs that promote a deeper understanding of the impacts of climate change, while improving workforce development in the field.
The NSF will grant awards of up to $1M for projects that seek to engage larger numbers of students and educators in computing education, and establish a computationally savvy 21 century workforce.
This NSF program is a response to the concerns and projections about the growing demand for information technology workers. It supports projects that help ensure the breadth of the STEM workforce.
NSF will award $10,000 to up to 16 nominated individuals and organizations for their outstanding mentoring efforts to enhance the participation of individuals in STEM opportunities.
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