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Planning, Executing and Cultivating Broader Impact Programs: Tools, Communities and Resources to GET ORGANIZED, GET CONNECTED, GET NOTICED and GET FUNDED.

All NSF funded grants have the potential to not only advance scientific knowledge through research but also contribute to the achievement of societally relevant outcomes – what NSF calls Broader Impacts. During this workshop, we will focus on communities and digital resources dedicated to assisting researchers in planning, implementing, connecting, and sharing of broader impact activities. The workshop will conclude with a discussion of NSF resources and funding opportunities available to facilitate and support outreach and training activities. All participants are welcome to attend.
Date: Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Time: 10:30 AM-12:40 PM
Room: Esquire - Meeting House
Organizer:
Michael D. Gonzales
10:30 AM
W869
Getbio-PGR: The Gateway for Education, Training, Broader Impacts and Outreach in Plant Genome Research
Carol Lushbough, University of South Dakota

11:00 AM
W870
Bio-TDS - the Bioquery Tool Discovery System
Etienne Gnimpieba, University of South Dakota

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11:25 AM
W871
Plantae: The Digital Ecosystem for Plant Science
Susan Cato, American Society of Plant Biologists

11:50 AM
W872
The Importance of Making a Presence at Diversity-Focused Conferences
Joslynn Lee, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

12:15 PM
W873
Nurturing Strong Broader Impacts: Developing Plans for Executing a Successful Program to Incorporate in Grant Applications
Jennifer Weller, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

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