NSF's IUSE: CUE program seeks to enhance undergraduate STEM education by promoting collaborative use of computation among diverse students to solve complex problems, with a focus on enhancing accessibility and participation in computing education.
The NSF's IUSE: EDU program supports innovative projects to enhance undergraduate STEM education, focusing on teaching advancements and societal impact.
Improving Undergraduate STEM Education - Adaptation, Implementation, and Dissemination (IUSE-AID) supports faculty in adapting and spreading proven teaching approaches to improve undergraduate STEM learning.
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.
NSF CISE EPSCoR Initiative supports research, infrastructure, and capacity-building in computer and information science to boost diversity and competitiveness among underrepresented institutions and regions.
Interdisciplinary REU Sites at the Intersection of Computing and Communication Foundations and Mathematics and Statistics supports undergraduates in mentored research to build skills and explore new directions.