It’s All Linked to Education

The development of a globally collaborative STEM mindset represents an essential component of preparing the next generation of scientists, engineers, educators, and innovators. This webinar explores the knowledge, skills, and dispositions that foster meaningful global collaboration in STEM education and practice. Participants will examine how international partnerships, culturally responsive collaboration, virtual exchange, interdisciplinary teamwork, and inclusive approaches to problem-solving can broaden perspectives and enhance innovation. Drawing upon research and examples from global STEM initiatives, the session will provide practical strategies for cultivating globally minded learners who are prepared to contribute to an increasingly interconnected scientific community while promoting equity, mutual respect, and shared responsibility in addressing complex global challenges. Presenter: Joseph Isaac Register

Discover how NASA’s published technology gaps provide a roadmap for innovations needed to support future exploration and scientific discovery. Presenter(s): Aprille Ericsson, Yulia Goreva, Ken Wright Register

Please join us to explore Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning funding for research, education and workforce development. Presenters Frances Carter-Johnson and James Smith will discuss diverse opportunities as well as approaches to successful funding applications. Attendees are invited to share funding opportunities and questions for consideration when registering for the event. Presenter(s): Frances Carter-Johnson and James Smith Register

Mixed Methods Research Design and Analysis, Part I introduces mixed methods research, and explains why a researcher might choose to use more than one method. It then walks participants through real-world applications of both exploratory and explanatory sequential designs. In addition, this session addresses data collection and analysis, along with key considerations and challenges associated with this design. This webinar is part of the series: Capacity Building for Applied STEM Education and Behavioral Sciences Research. Presenter(s): Toni Dancstep, Toya Frank, Naomi Hall-Byers, and Tori Smith Register

A focused session exploring funding opportunities for workforce development, student success initiatives, STEM education, industry partnerships, and capacity building at community colleges. Presenter(s): Shadei Laird and Jehnae Linkins Register

This webinar will examine the key trends shaping the future of HBCUs, including enrollment, funding, STEM innovation, technology, demographic shifts, and public policy. Participants will explore strategies that promote student success, institutional sustainability, workforce development, and emerging career pathways, while examining the value of partnerships among HBCUs, industry, government, alumni, and philanthropic organizations. Finally, attendees will gain practical insights into preserving the historic mission of HBCUs while adapting to the evolving demands of higher education and positioning their institutions for long-term excellence and impact. Presenter(s): Chaz Gipson and Karen Ford-Jackson Register