In today’s fast-changing world, a strong STEM workforce isn’t just an asset—it’s essential. The science, technology, engineering, and math fields drive innovation, fuel economic growth, and tackle some of the most pressing challenges we face. To meet demand and stay competitive, we need more skilled professionals entering STEM careers—and we need to ensure doors are open to everyone with the talent and drive to succeed.
There are several common misconceptions about federal grants. Some of the most common include: grants equate to free money; only elite schools are competitive; and the federal grant landscape for higher education is limited and daunting. There are resources out there to help simplify this process. In this month’s blog, our goal is to debunk some of these common misconceptions and set the record straight.
As the federal government prepares to combat increasing cybersecurity risks and threats, Institutions of Higher Education are key in developing the next generation of cyber professionals. Watch this webinar to learn what grants are available to fund cybersecurity scholarships, research, summer camps and more.
President Biden signed into law two funding packages in March 2024. The first being H.R. 4366, a $459 billion legislative package partially funding the Federal government for the remainder of fiscal year 2024 (FY24) which ends on September 30, 2024.
In today’s competitive landscape of higher education funding, securing federal grants has become increasingly vital for institutions to thrive and innovate. Grants not only provide much-needed financial support to aid the institution’s bottom line but also provide dollars for student scholarships...
Earmarks, also known as congressionally directed spending or community project funding, allow members of Congress to direct an amount of money, through the federal discretionary budget process, towards a specific entity within their congressional district or state.