NSF INCLUDES Presentation to the National Science Board Committee on Strategy – May 9, 2017 Jim Lewis, EHR 1
The NSF INCLUDES approach Bring together dedicated partners Find approaches that work Leverage change so that everyone has opportunities in STEM 2
NSF INCLUDES Working Teams France Córdova, Team Lead, Director, NSF Joan Ferrini-Mundy, Acting Chief Operating Officer Sylvia James, Co-Lead Joan Frye Barry W. Johnson, Acting Assistant Director, ENG Don Millard, Co-Lead Robert Margetta Leadership Scott Borg, Acting Assistant Director, GEO Team Graciela Narcho Amanda Roy Suzi Iacono, Head, OIA Brandon Jones Anne Emig Jim Lewis, Acting Assistant Director, EHR Muriel Poston Clark Cooper Design Kelli Craig-Henderson Team Jolene K. Jesse James L. Moore Implementation Christopher R. Richard F. Yuretich Team Meyer Bernice T. Anderson Kamau Bobb Matt Douglass Marilyn Suiter Denise M. Martin Martha L. James Wenda Bauchspies Bushra Akbar Amber Baum Mark H. Leddy Colleen Fitzgerald Ashley Huderson Cynthia Phillips Julio E. Lopez-Ferrao Daniela Marshall Yevonda McIlwaine Monya A. Ruffin Pamela Pope 3
What is NSF INCLUDES? Vision Strategy Educate a diverse “STEM capable” Form the foundation for the NSF workforce from all populations; INCLUDES National Network; Research and Guiding Evaluation Principle Provide knowledge that contributes to Enable sustainable and scalable strategies for diversity and inclusion; and changes in systems. 4
Characteristics of Successful Launch Pilots Vision • Engage the community in a shared vision; Partnership • Provide a platform for collaborative action; Goals and metrics • Allow for evidence-based decision making; Leadership and • Increase communication and visibility; communication Potential for expansion, • And establish the capacity for expansion, sustainability and scale. impact and scale 5
Three Essential Components of NSF INCLUDES: a multi-stage, multi-year initiative Design and Backbone Alliances Development Launch Organization Pilots 6
NSF INCLUDES Moving Forward • 40 Launch Pilots and 13 conference grants funded • 243 Preliminary Proposals received by February 2017 – 113 Invited to submit Full Proposals by May 16 th – New cohort of Launch Pilots to be funded in FY 2017 • Dear Colleague Letter – Coming soon. An opportunity for “on-ramps” that link NSF’s Broadening Participation portfolio to Launch Pilots. 7
Portfolio Analysis Collective Impact 3% R1 3% 2% Networked Improvement R2 5% 22% Community 33% R3 Participatory Action Research 15% Community College 5% Design-based Research (and Comprehensive "collaborative inquiry" as secondary) 12% Integrated Approach 72% Liberal Arts 15% 5% 8% Nonprofit Community Organizing 8
Portfolio Analysis Total does not equal 40 because some proposals selected multiple categories. 9
Institutions with BP Focused Awards and NSF INCLUDES Awardees 10
Sample NSF INCLUDES Launch Pilots We The People • The Algebra Project Math Literacy for All • The University of Maine SMART INCLUDES SF CALL: Computing for • San Francisco State University All Learners and Levels APLU INCLUDES • Association for Public and Land-Grant Universities Diversifying STEM Faculty 11
NSF INCLUDES videos CLICK FOR VIDEO 12
Timeline for FY 2017 On-ramping activities Alliances Backbone Common training Solicitation Solicitation for those released by the released by the interested in end of FY2017 end of FY2017 NSF INCLUDES First cohort of National backbone Engaging large Alliances expected expected in centers in FY2018 FY2018 13
Challenges going forward Keeping Launch Pilots engaged Linking Broadening Participation portfolio to NSF INCLUDES Measuring success 14
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