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Partnerships that Work with Tiffany Fleming and Elizabeth McDonald

This interactive workshop is intended for program managers, educators, and organizations interested in securing funding through partnerships and community engagement with research partners.

All researchers pursuing National Science Foundation (NSF) grants must include Broader Impacts work in their proposals. This work often has an education or outreach component, leading researchers to seek partnerships with schools or other community organizations. Often these partnerships can feel one-sided, if researchers do not really know what an organization offers, and do not provide a budget for doing the work.
Learn about how strengthen partnerships with researchers, be included in grant budgets, and align with grants that meet your mission and goals, too.

Participants will:
-Learn how funding opportunities through the National Science Foundation (NSF) can support researchers work and the work of your organization

-Gain tools and knowledge to effectively collaborate with researchers to develop public programming

-Examine case studies of successful community partnerships

-Develop skills to effectively advocate for your organizations needs in the partnership process

-Exchange strategies and best practices for successful partnerships with other groups in the community

About the Presenters:

Tiffany Fleming is the Broader Impacts Design Manager in the Cornell University Office of Sponsored Programs and Research Development. She develops new resources and networks to facilitate sustainable broader impacts projects between university researchers and community-based organizations. Tiffany has over 10 years of experience working with researchers across STEM fields to fund, design, implement and assess NSF Broader Impacts programs, and others focused on scientific literacy, citizen science, STEM teacher development and more. She has written, co-authored and manager competitive grants with the NSF, USDA, NY state, and private foundations, resulting in over $2 million in awards with public purpose.

Elizabeth McDonald is an Education Program Coordinator with the Sciencenter, where she is responsible for designing and developing innovative programs to reach a variety of audiences in the Ithaca community and beyond. With 10 years of experience in both formal and informal education, as well as 8 years of experience as a researcher in marine science, she provides science communication training and programming support for researchers on Broader Impacts and community engagement.

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Ubicación

Borg Warner Room, Tompkins County Public Library (Ver)
101 E. Green St.
Ithaca, NY 14850
United States

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Educación > Talleres

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