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ATE Grants

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NSF ATE funds both Projects and Centers of various sizes, but all are focused on building capacity in advanced technical 2-year workforce-focused degree programs. As of Jan 2018, there are 21 active awards in Florida. Below is a map of Florida taken from the NSF website, illustrating where there are active awards in Florida (except the Florida Keys where there is one active grant at Florida Keys CC) and what institutions have gotten those awards. If you are interested in finding our more about any project or the grant at a specific college, follow these simple instructions.

  1. Navigate to www.nsf.gov/ate
  2. Scroll down to the text link :  Map of Recent Awards Made Through This Program
  3. Click on FLORIDA on the map (you will get a map with locator bubbles like the image above plus a clickable list of colleges with current  grants)
  4. Click on the college you are interested in (gives you the award # and project title)
  5. Click on the award # to get information about the PI and a brief abstract.

If you are interested in pursuing NSF ATE funding for a project at your college, contact us at FLATE (flate@fl-ate.org) and check the following resources: www.nsf.gov/ate to download the current solicitation  17-568 and www.teachingtechnicians.org where you should look for “help for ATE PIs”.

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ATE Facts

 

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In 2014, NSF-funded Advanced Technological Education projects and centers:

 

  • Educated approximately 114,970 students
  • Among participating students, 91% either continued in their programs or completed a program.
  • Developed 2,340 curriculum materials
  • Offered 2,190 professional development opportunities
  • Served a student population that was 45 % minority and 28 % female
  • Collaborated with more than 9,950 groups

“America’s security, prosperity, and well-being depend more and more on the vitality of our science and engineering workforce. With today’s intense global competition for ideas and talent, we must sustain our nation’s educational momentum.” 

-NSF Director
Arden L. Bement, Jr.,

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