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welcome
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Read more: Science, Second to None
Tribal and Native-serving colleges and universities offer rigorous programs in STEM education and sponsor research responsive to their communities. The TCUP Hub seeks to enhance and promote these efforts.
ACTIVITIES
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Hawai’i to Host Proposal Writing Workshop
Read more: Hawai’i to Host Proposal Writing WorkshopThe Hawaiʻi Mini-Hub’s first proposal writing and grant management workshop will be held May 29-June 1 in Honolulu. The deadline for registration is April 24.
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Making America “AI-ready”
Read more: Making America “AI-ready”A new NSF funding opportunity will support development of AI “Coordination Hubs” in every state and territory. An informational webinar will be held April 14.
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Training the STEM Workforce
Read more: Training the STEM WorkforceThe National Science Foundation’s Advanced Technological Education program supports the training of science and engineering technicians. Proposals from TCUP-eligible institutions are encouraged.
NEWS
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This Week in STEM News
Read more: This Week in STEM NewsThis week we’re following the elimination of 57 US Forest Service research facilities, the bottleneck in NIH funding, and the Trump administration’s continuing efforts to slash federal research spending.
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Proposal Writing 101
Read more: Proposal Writing 101The TCUP Hub’s first grant writing workshop focused on skills needed to develop strong proposals and confidently manage NSF awards.
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Building Strong Tribal Colleges
Read more: Building Strong Tribal CollegesA new study documenting the impact of NSF funding on the work of tribal colleges identified six factors that produce strong colleges and successful STEM programs.
TELLING OUR STORIES
A Best Kept Secret
The rich diversity of STEM programs within tribally controlled colleges and universities are profiled in this professionally-produced documentary, developed in association with the National Science Foundation.