It’s All Linked to Education

In this webinar, you will learn the basics of preparing budgets for proposals to the Department of Education and NSF. By the end, you'll understand budget lines and justifications and can avoid common pitfalls. You'll also leave with a set of resources and tools to ease budget preparation for your next proposal. Register

Federal funding solicitations and requests for proposals (RFPs) are documents that include details on the requirements and expectations of funding opportunities and key information to consider when writing any proposal. This webinar will discuss the important, yet often overlooked requirements typically found within most funding opportunities and demonstrate how to unpack the expectations of solicitations and RFPs when writing a strong project proposal. Register

This webinar provides faculty with actionable, culturally responsive mentoring strategies to support student persistence and success in STEM. Attendees will learn how to create inclusive mentoring relationships that promote retention, confidence, and academic achievement. Register

This webinar explores how STEM disciplines are shaping the next generation of public health leaders. Designed for faculty, administrators, and emerging professionals, particularly within HBCUs and minority-serving institutions, this session highlights strategies to strengthen leadership pathways, integrate data-driven decisions, and advance equity-centered health outcomes. Participants will gain practical, actionable insights on leveraging STEM education, research, and partnerships to drive sustainable systems change in public health. Register

This webinar covers the cutting-edge science of finding life beyond Earth — and how you can be part of it. Register

In part 2 of this multi-part webinar series, we build on the foundations of K-12 community-engaged research by discussing how to meaningfully collaborate with partners throughout the research process. Through a moderated panel discussion and interactive Q&A with invited community-research partners, participants will explore strategies for co-designing research questions and implementing data collection approaches that are inclusive, ethical, and reflect community priorities and lived experiences. We will also examine the complexities of power dynamics within community-researcher partnerships and how panelists foster equity, shared decision-making, and mutual respect. Through real-world examples and guided conversation, this session supports participants in moving from relationship-building to true collaboration in practice. Register