Student STEM Enrichment Program supports North Carolina K–12 students through hands-on, out-of-school STEM activities that build skills, enthusiasm, and interest in research and STEM careers.
NSF Robert Noyce Scholarship at UVM supports graduate students’ preparation to teach STEM and computer science in grades 7–12, connecting teacher education with efforts to address educator shortages.
NSF funding supports innovative STEM education and research capacity-building projects in EPSCoR-eligible regions, focusing on broadening participation, workforce development, and scientific literacy.
S.T.E.M. for Girls Fund supports K–12 girls in North Central West Virginia through enrichment programs, clubs, STEM activities, and competitions that encourage them to pursue STEM fields.
Vermont EPSCoR's E-RISE grant funds early-stage STEM research incubators focused on data-driven, collaborative projects with societal impact and sustainability in Vermont.