[Okgrantsmanship] Interested in serving as a Reviewer in the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program?

[Mason, Linda]

This NSF program is an excellent method of recruiting undergraduate math, science and engineering majors to enter the teaching profession. It is one of NSF's finest undergraduate programs. I have been encouraged to share this will others who wish to review, especially faculty in STEM areas. Please forward to appropriate faculty members!

Dr. Linda Mason
Coordinator of Grant Writing
Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education
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Oklahoma City, OK 73104
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lmason at osrhe.edu<mailto:lmason at osrhe.edu>
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From: Richardson, Sandra [mailto:srichard at nsf.gov]
Sent: Thursday, July 28, 2016 10:15 AM
To: Richardson, Sandra
Subject: Interested in serving as a Reviewer in the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program?

Dear Colleague -

Because I am sending this email to multiple listservs and email lists, you may be in receipt of this email more than once. My apologies in advance!

We have begun the reviewer recruitment process for the Fall 2016 NSF Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program (Noyce) proposals. This e-mail is to determine your interest and availability in serving as a reviewer of proposals to the Noyce program in Fall 2016.

The Noyce program focuses on the recruitment, development and support of candidates with deep STEM backgrounds in order to address the critical need for highly effective K-12 teachers of STEM disciplines in high-need school districts.  It also provides support for research associated with STEM teacher effectiveness, persistence, and retention in high-need school districts.

If you or any member of your family is associated with a proposal submitted to the 2016 Noyce program, you may NOT serve as a reviewer.

If your institution submits a proposal to the 2016 Noyce program, you may NOT serve as a reviewer.  (If you do not know if your institution will be submitting a proposal to this program, you are welcome to indicate your interest and then decline to review later if a proposal has been submitted from your institution.)

If you are interested (and the preceding prohibition does not apply to you), then please complete the information in the Noyce Survey Monkey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Noyce17 by September 8, 2016.

The 2016 Noyce Program solicitation, NSF 16-599, is available at:  https://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2016/nsf16559/nsf16559.htm.

If you complete the information in the Survey Monkey, you will be contacted in late September as to whether we will be able to use your services as a reviewer or not for the Fall 2016 round of Noyce proposals.  (The number and focus of proposals received determines the expertise and the number of reviewers we will need.)

Whether you are an experienced NSF reviewer or this would be your first time, we really hope that you will consider serving as a reviewer in the Noyce program and bring your professional expertise and perspective as a service to the STEM education profession, particularly as it applies to the recruitment, development and support of STEM pre-service teacher candidates.

Please be encouraged to share this e-mail with others in your profession, including current outstanding teachers of STEM disciplines, who you believe could serve as excellent reviewers.

Best,
Sandra Richardson, Ph.D.
Program Director
Division of Undergraduate Education
National Science Foundation
Office 827
4201 Wilson Blvd
Arlington, VA  22230
Voice: 703.292.4657
Fax: 703.292.9015
Email: srichard at nsf.gov<mailto:srichard at nsf.gov>

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