Funding & Recognition
Funding opportunities, grants, and recognition awards.
May 01, 2019
Entry
Student Contest to Develop Open Source Software
Google Code-in is a contest to introduce pre-university students (aged 13–17) to open source software development. In the fall, Google chooses more than a dozen open source organizations to participate. The organizations create an extensive list of three- to five-hour tasks for students to work on. The tasks are categorized as Code, Documentation/Training, Outreach/Research, Quality Assurance, and Design.
May 01, 2019
Entry
Competition Fostering Business and Personal Finance Skills
The Knowledge@Wharton High School (KWHS) Comment and Win contest is an opportunity for students in grades 9–12 to dig into the hundreds of online KWHS articles, videos, and podcasts about business, finance, entrepreneurship, leadership, economics, and career and college preparation, and to leave compelling comments about the topics that interest them most. It’s a way for students to read, reflect on, and deepen the conversation around these topics—and get recognition for their ideas.
Apr 15, 2019
Entry
Grants to Close the Opportunity Gaps Affecting Achievement
NWEA offers Educators for Equity Grants to foster academic growth among underserved students, including those who are economically disadvantaged and English learners. Proposed programs should be equity-focused, evidence-based, culturally relevant to students served, and explicitly designed to improve academic opportunities and outcomes.
Apr 15, 2019
Entry
Grants to Advance Women’s Expertise in Mathematics
The Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) has administered the NSF–AWM Travel Grant Program for Women since 1988, supporting both travel to domestic or foreign research conferences and, more recently, longer-term visits with a mentor. The Mathematics Travel Grants provide full or partial support for travel and subsistence for a meeting or conference in applicants’ fields of specialization, giving them a valuable opportunity to advance their research activities and their visibility in the research community.
Apr 15, 2019
Entry
Recognition of Exceptional Leadership in Physics Education
The American Physical Society’s Excellence in Physics Education Award recognizes an individual or team that has exhibited sustained commitment to outstanding physics education. Award recipients will receive $5,000, a certificate citing the achievements of the group or individual, and an allowance for travel expenses to the American Physical Society’s meeting where the award will be presented.
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