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Dr. Emily Bouck, Michigan State University

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Emily Bouck is actively involved in grant writing and leads such funded programs. She is a professor and associate dean for research at Michigan State University, researching mathematics education for students with disabilities and those at-risk.

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Report Highlights Key Challenges and Support Needs for Early Career Faculty at MSIs

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The program also provides access to mentors for early career faculty and trains them in grant writing, op-ed writing, teaching, and how to achieve a better work-life balance. They want to work with students who have similar backgrounds and experiences. How to achieve tenure and publishing assistance is also on the agenda.

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From Crisis to Solutions: Global Conference Charts New Course for Urban Education

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Tired of simply gathering at conferences to rehash the same problems, Lewis had a vision that he wanted to spearhead a solutions-oriented convening that allowed individuals to put theory into practice, in an effort to yield positive outcomes for students attending schools in urban school districts. That vision quickly gained traction. “Too

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New Briefing Lays Out Strategies and Challenges for HSIs in Getting Title V Funds

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However, the amount of Title V funding—federal dollars granted to expand opportunities for Hispanic students—has not kept pace, resulting in increased competition for the money. I am confident that there are students that are at these institutions that don’t know they’re at an HSI,” said Santiago. It’s expensive,” she said.

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Leveraging Grants for STEM Equity

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There may be a loss in critical innovations that women could be making in the present, which damages prospects for developing more female STEM students in the future — as the saying goes, “you can’t be what you can’t see.” Bradley University, which received just under $1 million over three years, is taking a different approach.

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Supporting research in a world of finite resources

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As part of its mission to serve students at both undergraduate and graduate levels, the University aims to maintain and if possible, strengthen its research environment, even during times when budgets are not growing.

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Accountability Group

Clair Kamp Dush

My students will email me, journal editors will email me for reviews, but NIH doesn’t email me to find out when I am submitting my grant. Thus, I prioritize those things that I set goals for, and I would say that most weeks, I get silver or gold. My accountability group will ask me though, and keep me answerable to my goals.

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