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If you are a current NSF Improving Undergraduate STEM Education (IUSE) award recipient, interested in submitting an award proposal, or involved in STEM undergraduate education, you’ve come to the right place!
We invite you to engage with this initiative which provides opportunities to showcase your work, disseminate research, and collaborate with STEM leaders.
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NSF IUSE Panelist Availability Survey 2022-2023
This survey is for persons interested in serving on panels to review proposals submitted to the National Science Foundation’s Division of Undergraduate Education Improving Undergraduate STEM Education (IUSE) program. This survey will be used to identify panelists for meetings in September 2022 and February/March 2023.
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Is your research transforming STEM education at the classroom or institutional level? We want to hear from you! This initiative features opportunities to speak, author and share your resources.
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How Do We Mitigate the Impact of Systemic Bias on Faculty from Underrepresented Groups?
Last year, the Chronicle of Higher Education reported that as of Fall 2019, only 2.1 percent of tenured professors at non-profit four-year colleges in the U.S.…
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Why Won’t STEM Faculty Just Adopt Evidence-Based Teaching Practices Already?: Exploring a Weaver’s Approach to Graduate Teacher Training
Learn how to support future faculty in their knowledge of evidence-based teaching practices and provide them ongoing and multifaceted opportunities to explore …
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Preparing Non-traditional Learners as Next Generation Science Teachers
Learn how Dr. Sharma designed a course that draws on adult learning theories and first-hand experience to teach non-traditional learners.
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Featured Resource
Leaders in STEM know a great deal about effective evidence-based teaching practices; yet there are widespread barriers to the adoption of these practices. AAAS, with support from the National Science Foundation and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, engaged Sandra Laursen (University of Colorado Boulder) to lead an evaluation of the state of instructional reform across STEM fields and what helps reduce the barriers to adoption.
