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Minority Economic Impact
Posted
9/17/18
Assistance Listing Number
81.137
Overview
Grant Opportunities
3
Grant Awards
42
Federal Agency
Department of Energy
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DEED0000746
ENHANCING STEM EDUCATION AND TRAINING TO IMPROVE PREPAREDNESS AND INCREASE ACCESS TO ENERGY WORKFORCE FOR UNDERREPRESENTED MINORITIES IN NORTHEASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
Elizabeth City State University
Cooperative Agreement
$598.5k
7/1/20
10/18/23
DEED0000749
MINORITY EDUCATION, WORKFORCE, AND TRAINING PROGRAM
Southern University Shreveport
Cooperative Agreement
$1.1m
7/1/20
9/21/23
DEED0000285
A GRANT AGREEMENT TO UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND - BALTIMORE COUNTY IN COLLABORATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'S OFFICE OF ECONOMIC IMPACT AND DIVERSITY.
University Of Maryland Baltimore County
Project Grant
$200.0k
2/1/13
2/13/18
DEED0000747
THE FAMU S-PEP IS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE ENROLLMENT, PERSISTENCE AND TIMELY GRADUATION FOR STEM MAJORS THROUGH A SERIES OF ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES THAT: 1.) EXPOSES STUDENTS TO WORLD CLASS RESEARCH VIA A SERIES OF COLLOQUIA, 2.) ENGAGES STUDENTS BY PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING, MENTORING AND RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES AND 3.) PROVIDES ACADEMIC SUPPORT THROUGH SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION (SI).
Florida A & M University
Cooperative Agreement
$422.9k
7/1/20
6/10/22
DEED0000753
DOE CYBER WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM
Argos ATA LLC
Cooperative Agreement
$403.6k
4/15/20
12/20/23
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MINORITY EDUCATION, WORKFORCE, AND TRAINING PROGRAM
The MEWT Program is designed to foster collaboration amongst MSIs, MBEs, DOE program offices, industry, state and local government agencies and other federal agencies to increase engagement and capabilities of underserved communities within STEM and energy fields.
DE-FOA-0002042
Department of Energy
10/31/19
9/3/19
2023 Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management (DOE-EM) Minority Serving Institutions Partnership Program (MSIPP)
**THIS IS A TWO-STEP FUNDING OPPORTUNITY ANNOUNCEMENT** First Step: CONCEPT PAPER DUE DATE AND TIME: MAY 30, 2023, AT 5:00 PM ET Only Concept Papers are due at this time. Second Step: APPLICATION DUE DATE AND TIME: To be provided in response to the Requests for Applications sent to applicants that submit Concept Papers considered to meet the needs of the DOE-EM. The mission of the Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management (DOE-EM) is to complete the safe cleanup of the environmental legacy brought about from decades of nuclear weapons development and government-sponsored nuclear energy research. The DOE-EM's mission and priority areas are to: 1) Achieve Significant Construction Milestones 2) Execute Key Cleanup Projects 3) Reduce the EM Footprint 4) Award Contracts that Enable Accelerated Progress 5) Drive Innovation and Sustainability and Improve Performance The DOE-EM is focused on enhancing and fostering a sustainable and diverse DOE-EM Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) workforce pipeline. Through the technology Curriculum and Professional Development Program (CPDP) and the EM Minority Serving Institutions (MSI) Shared Interest Research Program (SIRP), DOE-EM will promote the development of a nationally engaged scientific and engineering workforce that will lead to future career pathways in the DOE-EM complex for underrepresented groups. Specifically, CPDP and SIRP will create and foster a sustainable and diverse DOE-EM workforce STEM pipeline by accepting Concept Papers and Applications for grants addressing the following areas: 1) Curriculum enhancement through instrumentation/computing assistance - Cost, installation, and maintenance of specialized equipment and instrumentation. - Curriculum exploration, development, and improvement leading to substantive and purposeful integration of theoretical and experimental learning activities of collegiate students. 2) Development of high-quality courses embedded in majors and minors aligned with the DOE-EM missions and/or the development of majors and minors aligned with the DOE-EM missions that are sustainable beyond the period of the funding. 3) Modification of existing courses and curricula to deepen and/or better integrate learning and teaching activities in STEM-related fields as related to the DOE mission through the engagement of the national laboratory's community by: - Embedding facilities and personnel in their courses and curricula. - Use of state-of-the-art instrumentation available within the DOE-EM complex (national labs and user facilities) to further drive critical scientific and technological advances. 4) University Faculty Professional Development Training. 5) Travel to DOE Field Sites and National Laboratories - DOE Field Sites and National laboratory visits and tours will offer unprecedented training and educational opportunities to collegiate students and faculty members. **See the full Funding Opportunity Announcement for additional information**
DE-FOA-0002820
Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management
9/19/23
4/27/23
2024 Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management (DOE-EM) Minority Serving Institutions Partnership Program (MSIPP) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)
The Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management (DOE-EM) is issuing a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the Minority Serving Institutions Partnership Program (MSIPP). This two-step NOFO seeks applications from Minority Serving Institutions (MSIs) with 5,000 or fewer students to enhance and foster a sustainable and diverse DOE-EM workforce STEM pipeline. Key focus areas include technology curriculum, professional development, and shared interest research. Eligible applicants must submit a concept paper by October 15, 2024, which will be evaluated on criteria such as STEM workforce development, research potential, and institutional capacity. Upon invitation, full applications will be due at a tentative deadline of January 15, 2025. The total estimated funding available is $20.5 million for 5-10 new awards ranging from $1-3 million each, with project periods of 12-36 months. Subawards to MSIs over 5,000 students are limited to 20% of the total award value, and the primary grant recipient must receive at least 51% of the total award. This opportunity is funded under the Department of Energy's Minority Economic Impact program (CFDA 81.137).
DE-FOA-0003422
Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management
10/15/24
9/12/24