Recent Client Institutions
Over the past five years, we have worked with faculty at the following institutions:
Recent NSF Submissions Supported
PRISSEM has helped develop a wide range of National Science Foundation proposals.
A sample of recently awarded submissions from our portfolio includes awards ranging from $200K individual investigator led projects to $9M multi-institutional projects
RUI: Experimental Subatomic Physics at Virginia Union University, PI: Narbe Kalantarians, Virginia Union University, NSF Division of Physics, $316,599, awarded July 2023.
Pathway Ready Opportunities for Growth, Research, and Excellence in STEM Skills (PROGRESS), PI: Harriette Block, Prairie View A&M University, NSF HBCU-UP Implementation Project Track, $1.25 mil, awarded September 2023.
Center for the Advancement of STEM Leadership, PIs: Orlando Taylor, Fielding Graduate University; Camille McKayle, University of the Virgin Islands; Margaret Kanipes, North Carolina A&T University; Kelly Mack, Association of American Colleges and Universities, NSF HBCU-UP Broadening Participation Research Center, $9 mil, awarded October 2023.
Exploring the Role of STEM Faculty Beliefs & Classroom Culture on Undergraduate Minoritized Students Experiences Achievement and Persistence in STEM, PI: Afiya Fredericks, University of the District of Columbia, Div. of Equity for Excellence in STEM, $1,595,570.00, awarded April 2022
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Recent Research Project
PRISSEM researchers Falcon Rankins and Claudia Rankins conducted a qualitative study of HBCU leaders to gain knowledge about their experiences during the COVID epidemic and to learn about their perceptions and conceptualization of effective leadership. To date, this study has resulted in the submission of a manuscript to the Journal of STEM Leadership and Broadening Participation. It is currently under review.
This study was generously supported by the NSF funded Center for the Advancement of STEM leadership.
