
Expanding educational opportunities. Building local economies. Empowering Native nations.
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.

Students and faculty from TCUP-eligible institutions are invited to submit abstracts by the April 1 deadline.

Contact the Hub for support with proposal development and grant management.

Proposals for funding under TSIP and ICE-TI, two NSF-TCUP funding strands that support capacity-building within tribal colleges and other eligible institutions, are due April 1.

The TCUP Hub’s first grant writing workshop focused on skills needed to develop strong proposals and confidently manage NSF awards.

Stories of interest from around the country. This week we’re following the rise of three-year baccalaureate degrees and efforts by several states to support Minority Serving Institutions, following the loss of federal funding.

A 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.
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.