Proposal Workshop Opportunity at NARST Annual Conference

Join CADRE leaders, Drs. Ilana Horn and Terrell Morton, for a pre-conference workshop at the NARST Annual Conference that offers tips and tools for writing successful National Science Foundation (NSF) grant proposals. This is a great opportunity for early career scholars.

For additional tools, explore CADRE's NSF Proposal Toolkit and watch this video series.

CADRE Learning Series on Rural Partnerships

In this Learning Series, NSF-funded researchers will share their strategies, structures, and wisdom from their research partnerships in rural areas. Part 1 on January 24 will be a panel discussion. Part 2 will offer small-group consultations on February 13, where participants can consult with the presenters to get feedback on their own partnership work (current or potential) in rural settings.

Part 1 Panel | January 24, 2024, 12:30 – 2 PM ET

Part 2 Consultations | February 13, 2024, 12:30 – 2 PM ET

Moderator: Ilana Horn, Vanderbilt University; Panelists: Julia Amador, University of Idaho; Rebecca Sansom, Brigham Young University; Ryan Summers, University of North Dakota

Research Analytics Summit 2024

This NSF-funded national summit, to be held March 11-14, 2034, will focus on key areas related to the use of data-informed decision-making within research administration. 

For those interested, you can apply for a travel stipend (deadline January 31).

Modern Meta Analysis Research Institute (MMARI)

MMARI is an NSF-funded institute for STEM education researchers who have limited or no exposure to meta-analysis. Apply for the 2024 cohort by March 1, 2024. The institute will be held June 10-14, 2024 in Washington, D.C.

• NSF has posted two new STEM education funding opportunities via Dear Colleague Letters (DCL). One is focused on AI education and the other on education equity.

• Read NSF guidelines for the use of generative artificial intelligence technology by reviewers and proposers.