NSF Career 2019 Broader Impacts Design Workshop

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A Workshop Presented by the Delta Program in Research, Teaching, and Learning, WISCIENCE, and the Discovery Building's public engagement with science programs supported by the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF), Morgridge Institute for Research, and the Wisconsin Institute for Discovery.

The Broader Impacts Design Project is an NSF funded project to help support researchers in developing and implementing their broader impacts planning and implementation here at UW-Madison, the Discovery Building, and beyond.

If you have questions please contact:
Travis Tangen, WARF at the Discovery Building, ttangen@warf.org
Kevin Niemi, WISCIENCE, kjniemi@wisc.edu

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preparing an application for the NSF CAREER award program.

an NSF CAREER award winner from a previous year.

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I would like to register for the following Broader Impact design / grant proposal supports: *

5/22 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm, NSF Career award workshop, Orchard View Rm, Discovery Building. This workshop is for NSF Career proposal writers (or those planning to develop a proposal in the future)

5/22 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm, NSF Career award winner celebration and mentor network, Orchard View Rm. (This will be an informal gathering of NSF Career awardees to celebrate their projects and share stories and connections with future NSF Career applicants)

I am interested in meeting with partners and/or the Broader Impacts Team to develop my proposal

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Broader Impacts Design Project

With support from the National Science Foundation* (NSF), three museum and university partnerships across the country, including the Discovery Building and UW-Madison led by WISCIENCE, are bringing researchers and community partners together to develop sustainable partnership models and resources to support innovative, high quality Broader Impacts (BI) initiatives associated with federally-sponsored research. The NSF’s intention for BI is to ensure that research benefits society and contributes to specific societal outcomes including public understanding and appreciation of science, participation in science, the development of a diverse and talented STEM workforce for the future, teaching, training and education at all levels, and the formation of new partnerships with community, industry and more.

*This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No.1610693 Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation

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