NSF grant supports departmental-level reforms in STEM to institutionalize equitable policies and practices for graduate students, postdocs, and faculty from underrepresented groups.
NSF funds projects to adapt, implement, and spread proven undergraduate STEM teaching strategies and materials, aiming to improve student learning and foster diversity and institutional transformation.
Freeman Hrabowski Scholars Program supports early career faculty with basic biological and biomedical research funding and leadership development to advance science and foster inclusive laboratories.
HHMI Investigator Program supports established scientists pursuing bold, long-term basic biological and biomedical research to advance understanding of how biology works.
NSF's IUSE/PFE: RED grant funds research-driven transformation of undergraduate engineering departments to integrate technical and professional skills for a stronger, future-ready engineering workforce.