Mississippi State University

CARES ACT HIGHER EDUCATION EMERGENCY RELIEF FUND-IHE/INSTITUTION (PART 2)

PROPOSAL TO RE-FORM THE NORTHERN GULF INSTITUTE

EMERGENCY FINANCIAL AID GRANTS TO STUDENTS UNDER THE CARES ACT

NEW AWARD FOR MSU SUSTAINABLE ENERGY CENTER

HEAD START AND EARLY HEAD START

NORTHERN GULF INSTITUTE

GEAR UP MISSISSIPPI

TIME-SERIES AND UNDERWAY ASSESSMENTS OF OCEAN ACIDIFICATION AND CARBON SYSTEM PROPERTIES IN COASTAL WATERS

A PROPOSED NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO COOPERATIVE INSTITUTE

POST-ANALYSIS OF UAS DETECTION TECHNOLOGIES TO ASSESS WHICH DEMONSTRATE APPLICABILITY AND/OR PROMISE FOR USE IN AND AROUND AIRPORTS.

MODELING AND SIMULATION OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS

HEAD START AND EARLY HEAD START

REGIONAL GEOSPATIAL MODELING AWARD

RII TRACK-1 MISSISSIPPI EPSCOR: CENTER FOR EMERGENT MOLECULAR OPTOELECTRONICS (CEMOS)

TO ADD FUNDING IN THE AMOUNT OF $2M FOR THE NEW FEED THE FUTURE INNOVATION LAB FOR FISH

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARK

CENTER FOR BIOMEDICAL RESEARCH EXCELLENCE IN PATHOGEN-HOST INTERACTIONS

THIS PROPOSAL CALLS FOR THE ACQUISITION OF HIGH PERFORMANCE COMPUTING RESOURCES, LOCATED AT MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY (MSU) AND SUPPORTING INFRASTRUCTURE, TO BUILD HPC CAPACITY IN SUPPORT OF NOAA RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES. THIS COMPUTING RESOURCE WILL PROVIDE HPC CAPACITY TO RUN LARGER, MORE COMPLEX, AND MORE DETAILED ENVIRONMENTAL MODELS, WHILE ADVANCING THE HISTORICAL AND ON-GOING RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN NOAA AND NOAA COLLABORATORS AND MSU SCIENTISTS. THE HPC RESOURCES ACQUIRED THROUGH THIS REQUEST WILL SUPPORT NOAA NEEDS FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE FOLLOWING MISSION AREAS, TO INCLUDE: -COMPREHENSIVE NUMERICAL MODELING OF THE GLOBAL SYSTEM, WHICH IS THE CORNERSTONE OF WEATHER FORECASTING, WEATHER AND CLIMATE RESEARCH, AND UNDERSTANDING ECOSYSTEMS AND COASTAL ISSUES -SIMULATION OF THE COMPLEX INTERACTIONS OF THE ATMOSPHERE, OCEAN, LAND SURFACE, CRYOSPHERE, CHEMICALLY ACTIVE ATMOSPHERIC CONSTITUENTS, BIOGEOCHEMICAL CYCLES ON LAND AND IN THE OCEAN, AND TERRESTRI

EVALUATION OF HEPA FILTERS AND OTHER TECHNOLOGIES TO ENHANCE NUCLEAR SAFETY IN THE DEFENSE WASTE COMPLEX

HPC SUPPORT FOR OAR

ADVANCED METALS-BASED PROCESSING FOR UNPRECEDENTED PERFORMANCE UNDER EXTREME LOADING CONDITIONS

THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION (NOAA) IS PROVIDING $7.992.000 IN FEDERAL FUNDING TO THE MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY IN MISSISSIPPI STATE, MS FOR THE REGIONAL GEOSPATIAL MODELING GRANT. SPECIFICALLY, MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY WILL USE THESE FUNDS TO SUPPORT COASTAL COMMUNITIES ALONG THE GULF OF AMERICA BY ACQUIRING AND APPLYING GEOSPATIAL DATA TO ENHANCE PREPAREDNESS AND ECONOMIC RESILIENCE AGAINST THE REGIONS UNIQUE THREATS AND HAZARDS. THE PROGRAM AIMS TO EMPOWER STATE AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF INNOVATIVE GEOSPATIAL APPLICATIONS, DELIVERY OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, AND PROVISION OF GIS TRAINING FOR STAKEHOLDERS AT THE LOCAL, STATE, AND NATIONAL LEVELS. PRIORITIESINCLUDING DATA ACQUISITION, TECHNICAL SUPPORT, AND APPLICATION DEVELOPMENTARE GUIDED BY A CONSENSUS-DRIVEN APPROACH TO ENSURE ACCESSIBILITY AND RELEVANCE FOR BOTH TECHNICAL AND NON-TECHNICAL USERS FOR SUSTAINABLE READINESS.

SOUTHERN REGIONAL CENTER FOR LIGHTWEIGHT INNOVATIVE DESIGN

INVEGATE EFFECTS OF JET FUEL EXPOSURE ON THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF COMPOSITES USED IN AIRCRAFT FUEL TANKS AND ADJACENT STRUCTURES

HPC SUPPORT FOR OAR, PHASE III

MAGNOLIA-1 SMALL SATELLITE PROGRAMTHE US SPACE INDUSTRY AND REQUIREMENTS COMMUNITIES HAVE COME UNDER

DIAGNOSTIC INSTRUMENTATION AND ANAYSIS LABORATORY

HIGH-PERFORMANCE COMPUTING FOR AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH

MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY SUSTAINABLE ENERGY CENTER

THE CAREER HORIZONS PROJECT (CHP): A 21ST CENTURY WORKFORCE INITIATIVE FOR MISSISSIPPIANS WITH DISABILITIES ACCOMPANIED BY OR RESULTING FROM LONG COVID SYNDROME

THE PURPOSE OF THE ACTIVITIES IS TO GENERATE AND TRANSFER TECHNOLOGIES AND KNOWLEDGE TO IMPROVE PRODUCTIVITY AND UPTAKE OF AQUATIC FOODS IN GLOBAL REGIONS WITH NEED.

NGI SCIENCE CENTER BUILDING, STENNIS SPACE CENTER, MS

ADVANCED ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING AND HIGH THROUGHPUT MATERIALS DISCOVERY

ELECTRON DETECTOR FOR THE JEFFERSON LAB HALL C COMPTON POLARIMETER

SOUTHERN REGIONAL CENTER FOR LIGHTWEIGHT INNOVATIVE DESIGN (SCRLID)PHASE 3. CDP

MISSISSIPPI IS A DIVERSE STATE, WITH A VARIETY OF AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS, A LARGE POPULATION OF ETHNIC MINORITIES, AND FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES WITH UNIQUE NEEDS. MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY (MSU) EXTENSION MEETS THIS CHALLENGE WITH A BROAD SPECTRUM OF PROGRAMMING DESIGNED TO REACH THESE DIVERSE AUDIENCES. CREATION AND TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE TO SOLVE PROBLEMS ARE AT THE CORE OF THESE EFFORTS. WITH SMITH-LEVER FUNDING, MSU EXTENSION'S GOAL IS TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL WELL-BEING OF MISSISSIPPIANS IN ALL 82 COUNTIES. TO DO THIS, MSU EXTENSION'S WORK ADDRESSES FIVE CRITICAL ISSUES: 1. ENHANCING THE VIABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY OF MISSISSIPPI'S DIVERSE AGRICULTURE TO ENSURE FOOD SECURITY, SAFETY, AND QUALITY; 2. GROWING VIBRANT, SUCCESSFUL, AND SUSTAINABLE MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITIES AND BUSINESSES; 3. IMPROVING THE LIVES OF YOUTH THROUGH POSITIVE 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD MISSISSIPPI'S FUTURE; 4. STRENGTHENING AND SUSTAINING MISSISSIPPI FAMILIES TO FACILITATE HEALTHY OUTCOMES AND WELL-BEING; AND 5. SUSTAINING MISSISSIPPI'S NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY. BOTH COMPREHENSIVE AND FOCUSED NEEDS ASSESSMENTS ARE CONDUCTED TO INFORM OVERARCHING SYSTEM-WIDE EFFORTS. BASED ON THE INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM FORMAL AND INFORMAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT PROCESSES (E.G., ADVISORY COUNCILS, SURVEYS, RESEARCH/STATISTICS), MSU EXTENSION USES DIRECT AND INDIRECT DELIVERY METHODS TO REACH ITS CLIENTS. DIRECT EDUCATION OCCURS THROUGH VIRTUAL AND FACE-TO-FACE WORKSHOPS, CLASSES, GROUP DISCUSSIONS, ONE-ON-ONE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, DEMONSTRATIONS, FIELD DAYS, AND OTHER TYPES OF EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS. INDIRECT EDUCATION METHODS INCLUDE NEWSLETTERS, SOCIAL MEDIA, REPORTS AND JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS, PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS, AND WEBSITES. BY USING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY AND TEACHING TECHNIQUES TO SERVE CLIENTS, DEVELOPING AND USING VOLUNTEERS TO HELP DISSEMINATE PROGRAMS AND INFORMATION, COOPERATING WITH OTHER GROUPS AND AGENCIES, AND MAINTAINING A CULTURALLY DIVERSE STAFF, MSU EXTENSION IS RESPONSIVE TO THE NEEDS OF VARIOUS AUDIENCES AT ALL SOCIOECONOMIC LEVELS TO ACHIEVE OUR EXPECTED OUTCOMES -- INCREASED KNOWLEDGE, IMPROVED PRACTICES, AND CHANGED CONDITIONS -- BY PROVIDING RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN A PRACTICAL AND APPLICABLE WAY IN THE AREAS OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES, 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE EDUCATION, AND COMMUNITY RESOURCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

MISSISSIPPI IS A DIVERSE STATE, WITH A VARIETY OF AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS, A LARGE POPULATION OF RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES, AND FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES WITH UNIQUE NEEDS. MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY (MSU) EXTENSION MEETS THIS CHALLENGE WITH A BROAD SPECTRUM OF PROGRAMMING DESIGNED TO REACH THESE DIVERSE AUDIENCES. CREATION AND TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE TO SOLVE PROBLEMS ARE AT THE CORE OF THESE EFFORTS. WITH SMITH-LEVER FUNDING, MSU EXTENSION'S GOAL IS TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL WELL-BEING OF MISSISSIPPIANS IN ALL 82 COUNTIES. TO DO THIS, MSU EXTENSION'S WORK ADDRESSES FIVE CRITICAL ISSUES: 1) ENHANCING THE VIABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY OF MISSISSIPPI'S DIVERSE AGRICULTURE TO ENSURE FOOD SECURITY, SAFETY, AND QUALITY; 2) GROWING VIBRANT, SUCCESSFUL, AND SUSTAINABLE MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITIES AND BUSINESSES; 3) IMPROVING THE LIVES OF YOUTH THROUGH POSITIVE 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD MISSISSIPPI'S FUTURE; 4) STRENGTHENING AND SUSTAINING MISSISSIPPI FAMILIES TO FACILITATE HEALTHY OUTCOMES AND WELL-BEING; AND 5) SUSTAINING MISSISSIPPI'S NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY. BOTH COMPREHENSIVE AND FOCUSED NEEDS ASSESSMENTS ARE CONDUCTED TO INFORM OVERARCHING SYSTEM-WIDE EFFORTS. BASED ON THE INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM FORMAL AND INFORMAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT PROCESSES (E.G., ADVISORY COUNCILS, SURVEYS, RESEARCH/STATISTICS), MSU EXTENSION USES DIRECT AND INDIRECT DELIVERY METHODS TO REACH ITS CLIENTS. DIRECT EDUCATION OCCURS THROUGH VIRTUAL AND FACE-TOFACE WORKSHOPS, CLASSES, GROUP DISCUSSIONS, ONE-ON-ONE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, DEMONSTRATIONS, FIELD DAYS, AND OTHER TYPES OF EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS. INDIRECT EDUCATION METHODS INCLUDE NEWSLETTERS, SOCIAL MEDIA, REPORTS AND JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS, PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS, AND WEBSITES. BY USING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY AND TEACHING TECHNIQUES TO SERVE CLIENTS, DEVELOPING AND USING VOLUNTEERS TO HELP DISSEMINATE PROGRAMS AND INFORMATION, COOPERATING WITH OTHER GROUPS AND AGENCIES, AND MAINTAINING A CULTURALLY DIVERSE STAFF, MSU EXTENSION IS RESPONSIVE TO THE NEEDS OF VARIOUS AUDIENCES AT ALL SOCIOECONOMIC LEVELS TO ACHIEVE OUR EXPECTED OUTCOMES -- INCREASED KNOWLEDGE, IMPROVED PRACTICES, AND CHANGED CONDITIONS -- BY PROVIDING RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN A PRACTICAL AND APPLICABLE WAY IN THE AREAS OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES, 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE EDUCATION, AND COMMUNITY RESOURCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

MISSISSIPPI IS A DIVERSE STATE, WITH A VARIETY OF AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS, A LARGE POPULATION OF RACIAL AND ETHNIC MINORITIES, AND FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES WITH UNIQUE NEEDS. MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY (MSU) EXTENSION MEETS THIS CHALLENGE WITH A BROAD SPECTRUM OF PROGRAMMING DESIGNED TO REACH THESE DIVERSE AUDIENCES. CREATION AND TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE TO SOLVE PROBLEMS ARE AT THE CORE OF THESE EFFORTS. WITH SMITH-LEVER FUNDING, MSU EXTENSION'S GOAL IS TO IMPROVE THE ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND CULTURAL WELL-BEING OF MISSISSIPPIANS IN ALL 82 COUNTIES. TO DO THIS, MSU EXTENSION'S WORK ADDRESSES FIVE CRITICAL ISSUES: 1) ENHANCING THE VIABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY OF MISSISSIPPI'S DIVERSE AGRICULTURE TO ENSURE FOOD SECURITY, SAFETY, AND QUALITY; 2) GROWING VIBRANT, SUCCESSFUL, AND SUSTAINABLE MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITIES AND BUSINESSES; 3) IMPROVING THE LIVES OF YOUTH THROUGH POSITIVE 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD MISSISSIPPI'S FUTURE; 4) STRENGTHENING AND SUSTAINING MISSISSIPPI FAMILIES TO FACILITATE HEALTHY OUTCOMES AND WELL-BEING; AND 5) SUSTAINING MISSISSIPPI'S NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY. BOTH COMPREHENSIVE AND FOCUSED NEEDS ASSESSMENTS ARE CONDUCTED TO INFORM OVERARCHING SYSTEM-WIDE EFFORTS. BASED ON THE INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM FORMAL AND INFORMAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT PROCESSES (E.G., ADVISORY COUNCILS, SURVEYS, RESEARCH/STATISTICS), MSU EXTENSION USES DIRECT AND INDIRECT DELIVERY METHODS TO REACH ITS CLIENTS. DIRECT EDUCATION OCCURS THROUGH VIRTUAL AND FACE-TO FACE WORKSHOPS, CLASSES, GROUP DISCUSSIONS, ONE-ON-ONE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, DEMONSTRATIONS, FIELD DAYS, AND OTHER TYPES OF EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS. INDIRECT EDUCATION METHODS INCLUDE NEWSLETTERS, SOCIAL MEDIA, REPORTS AND JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS, PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS, AND WEBSITES. BY USING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY AND TEACHING TECHNIQUES TO SERVE CLIENTS, DEVELOPING AND USING VOLUNTEERS TO HELP DISSEMINATE PROGRAMS AND INFORMATION, COOPERATING WITH OTHER GROUPS AND AGENCIES, AND MAINTAINING A CULTURALLY DIVERSE STAFF, MSU EXTENSION IS RESPONSIVE TO THE NEEDS OF VARIOUS AUDIENCES AT ALL SOCIOECONOMIC LEVELS TO ACHIEVE OUR EXPECTED OUTCOMES -- INCREASED KNOWLEDGE, IMPROVED PRACTICES, AND CHANGED CONDITIONS -- BY PROVIDING RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN A PRACTICAL AND APPLICABLE WAY IN THE AREAS OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES, 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCE EDUCATION, AND COMMUNITY RESOURCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT.

WITH SMITH-LEVER FUNDING, MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY (MSU) EXTENSION'S GOAL IS TO IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING OF MISSISSIPPIANS IN ALL 82 COUNTIES THROUGH ADDRESSING FIVE CRITICAL ISSUES: ENHANCING THE VIABILITY AND SUSTAINABILITY OF MISSISSIPPI'S AGRICULTURE SYSTEMS TO ENSURE FOOD SECURITY, SAFETY, AND QUALITY; GROWING VIBRANT, SUCCESSFUL, AND SUSTAINABLE MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITIES AND BUSINESSES; IMPROVING THE LIVES OF YOUTH THROUGH POSITIVE 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TO BUILD MISSISSIPPI'S FUTURE; STRENGTHENING AND SUSTAINING MISSISSIPPI FAMILIES TO FACILITATE HEALTHY OUTCOMES AND WELL-BEING; AND SUSTAINING MISSISSIPPI'S NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENT AND PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE ENERGY. MSU EXTENSION'S GOALS ARE TO FOCUS ON QUALITY SERVICES AND PROGRAMS THAT ARE CLIENT-DRIVEN; INSTILL A FUTURE-ORIENTED PERSPECTIVE IN STAFF MEMBERS, ADVISORS, PARTNERS, AND CLIENTS; RESPOND TO NEW OR DIFFERENT NEEDS BY MAINTAINING FLEXIBILITY IN PROGRAMMING EFFORTS; DEVELOP A LEVEL OF ALTERNATIVE RESOURCES TO ALLOW FOR ADJUSTMENTS TO CHANGING DEMANDS OR CRITICAL NEEDS EXPAND EFFORTS TO HELP CLIENTS COMPETE IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY; FOSTER AN ENVIRONMENT THAT WILL ENABLE STAFF MEMBERS AND VOLUNTEERS ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL; AND PROJECT A POSITIVE IMAGE THAT WILL BROADEN PUBLIC UNDERSTANDING OF EXTENSION'S MISSION, GOALS, PR OGRAMS, AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS. THEREFORE, BASED ON THE INFORMATION OBTAINED THROUGH FORMAL AND INFORMAL NEEDS ASSESSMENT PROCESSES (E.G., ADVISORY COUNCILS, SURVEYS, RESEARCH/STATISTICS), MSU EXTENSION'S PRIMARY DELIVERABLES ARE DIRECT AND INDIRECT EDUCATIONAL METHODS TO REACH ITS CLIENTS. DIRECT EDUCATION OCCURS THROUGH VIRTUAL AND FACE TO- FACE WORKSHOPS, CLASSES, GROUP DISCUSSIONS, ONE-ON-ONE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, DEMONSTRATIONS, FIELD DAYS, AND OTHER TYPES OF EDUCATIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER. INDIRECT EDUCATION METHODS INCLUDE SOCIAL MEDIA, REPORTS AND PUBLICATIONS, PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS, VIDEOS, MASS MEDIA, NEWSLETTERS, WEBSITES, AND OTHER FORMS OF COMMUNICATION. MSU EXTENSION MEETS THE NEEDS OF ITS AUDIENCES BY LEVERAGING CUTTING EDGE TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATIVE TEACHING METHODS TO SERVE ALL MISSISSIPPIANS, SUPPORTING EXTENSION PROFESSIONALS ACROSS MISSISSIPPI, ENGAGING VOLUNTEERS TO EXTEND PROGRAM REACH, AND COLLABORATING WITH PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS AND AGENCIES. THROUGH PRACTICAL, RESEARCH BASED EDUCATION OFFERED IN MULTIPLE FORMATS, OUR EXPECTED OUTCOMES ARE INCREASED KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS, IMPROVED PRACTICES AND BEHAVIORS, AND ENHANCED CONDITIONS FOR MISSISSIPPI IN AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES; 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT; FAMILY, HEALTH, AND WELLNESS; AND COMMUNITY RESOURCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. OUR APPROACH ENSURES THAT MSU EXTENSION IS A LEADER FOR POSITIVE AND MEANINGFUL CHANGE TO ENSURE BENEFITS FOR INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE STATE.

FY 22 FORMULA GRANT OPPORTUNITY (FGO)-SMITH LEVER 3(B) AND 3(C)

FY 19 FORMULA GRANT OPPORTUNITY (FGO)-SMITH LEVER 3(B) AND 3(C)

FY 20 FORMULA GRANT OPPORTUNITY (FGO)-SMITH LEVER 3(B) AND 3(C)

FY 21 FORMULA GRANT OPPORTUNITY (FGO)-SMITH LEVER 3(B) AND 3(C)

FY17 FORMULA GRANT OPPORTUNITY (FGO) - SMITH LEVER 3(B) AND(C)

FY 18 FORMULA GRANT OPPORTUNITY (FGO)-SMITH LEVER 3(B) AND 3(C)

FY 2014 FORMULA GRANT OPPORTUNITY (FGO) - SMITH-LEVER 3(B) AND 3(C)

UNIVERSITY TRANSPORTATION CENTER

COOPERATIVE EXTENSION PROGRAMS AT 1862 LAND-GRANT INSTITUTIONS

INTEGRATED VIRTUAL PROTOTYPING FOR PRODUCT ENGINEERING AND DESIGN

FY 2013 FORMULA GRANT OPPORTUNITY (FGO)- SMITH-LEVER 3(B) AND 3(C)