ASU awarded $1.7M grant from NSF!!
|
Posted By: Stacie Coulter on August 17, 2011 The National Science Foundation-Center for Research Excellence in Science and Technology has awarded Alabama State University a five-year $1.75 million grant to continue its Historically Black College and Universities Undergraduate Program (HBCU-UP). The major goal of the grant is to help ASU strengthen the undergraduate curricula, research, recruitment and retention activities in STEM disciplines (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), with an emphasis in the areas of computational biology and nanobiotechnology. Dr. Shree R. Singh, director of the Center for NanoBiotechnology and Life Sciences Research at ASU and professor of microbiology, said the HBCU-UP program has been helpful to all STEM departments, including biology, math, computer science, physical science and more. "The program supports undergraduate student research, curricula development and student training in the areas of computational biology and nanobiotechnology," Singh said. More: http://www.wsfa.com/story/15278659/asu If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
 |
Stacie Coulter
Executive Assistant , Member Since September 2005 |
More From This Author
Latest News
 |
Influence Without ForceDear HBCU,
I hope you are well. I am reaching out to invite your institution to sponsor and champion a historic movement: the 1 Billion Unit Challenge, inspired by my book Influence Without Force. ...more
Valerie Ellis • 239 Views • April 19th, 2026 |
Popular News
 |
North Carolina HBCU Unity DayShaw University - Elizabeth City State University - Johnson C. Smith University - Fayetteville State University - Livingstone College - North Carolina A&T State University - North Carolina Central Uni ...more
Reginald Culpepper • 107,582 Views • August 8th, 2016 |
