Funding
National Science Foundation
Social, Behavioral & Economic (SBE) Science Alliances
National Conference
April 27-28, 2006
The Carolina Inn
Chapel Hill, NC
A meeting of 23 universities that make up five alliances whose goal is to increase the number of underrepresented minority (URM) doctoral recipients in the social, behavioral and economic (SBE) sciences, and to increase the number of those individuals entering the professoriate.
Presentations
PPT = PowerPoint
PDF = Portable Document Format, requires Adobe Reader.
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Morning Sessions
SBE Vision for Broadening Participation and SBE Alliances (PPT, 268 KB)
Wanda Ward
SBE Alliances and NSF AGEP (PPT, 27 KB)
Roosevelt Johnson
Atlantic Coast SBE Alliance (PPT, 4.62 MB)
Henry Frierson
Collaborative Research: CUNY/Michigan Alliance (PPT, 376 KB)
Gail Smith
Diversifying Graduate Education in the Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences (PPT, 284 KB)
Rogelio Saenz
Northwestern AGEP for SBE (PPT, 43 KB)
Lawrence Henschen
UC-Diversity Initiative for Graduate Studies in the Social Sciences (PPT, 159 KB)
George Breslauer
Thursday, April 27, 2006
Afternoon and Evening Sessions
Capacity for Broadening Participation in SBE Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) Sites PANEL
American Economic Association Summer Program and Minority Scholarship Program (PPT, 1.3 MB)
Charles BeckerThe HERO REU Site (PPT, 318 KB)
Rob Neff
SBE Alliances and Undergraduate Institutions (PPT, 84 KB)
Myra Burnett
Building a National SBE Alliance Network (PPT, 84 KB)
Gloria Chun
Chun Pictures (PPT, 4.28 MB)
Gloria Chun
Dinner Speaker (PPT, 705 KB)
Anne Petersen
Friday, April 28
2006 Sessions
Preparing Future SBE Faculty PANEL
SREB-AGEP Scholars Program (PDF, 6.18 MB)
Ansley AbrahamThe Compact for Faculty Diversity: Institute on Teaching and Mentoring (PPT, 1.15 MB)
Kenneth Pepion
SBE Alliances Evaluations and Measures of Success (PPT, 429 KB)
Yolanda George