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P rogram I nitiatives for R esearch and E ducation N orth D akota INSPIREND National Science Foundation Reverse Site Visit March 17 2016 EPSCoR RII Award 1355466 Excerpt ID: 804337

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INnovative and Strategic Program Initiatives forResearch and Education – North Dakota (INSPIRE-ND)

National Science Foundation Reverse Site VisitMarch 17, 2016 | EPSCoR RII Award #1355466(Excerpt from Project Overview)

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Project Overview

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Background: ND State Profile Population (2014) – 739,482:*86.6% White alone, not Hispanic or Latino5.4% American Indian and Alaskan Native alone

3.2% Hispanic or Latino2.1% Black or African American aloneND ranks 17th in size among the 50 states with a total area of 70,703 square miles**

ND’s largest sectors:***Agriculture (Location Quotient (LQ) = 4.75)

Natural resources – fastest growing (LQ = 3.77)

Higher Education and Research (LQ = 1.42)

Tourism (LQ is not applicable)Utilities (LQ = 2.42)Wholesale Trade (LQ = 1.32)Emerging sector: Chemicals and Plastics

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*http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/38000.html**http://www.city-data.com/states/North-Dakota-Location-size-and-extent.html***http://www.commerce.nd.gov/uploads/4/edstrategicplan10_20.pdf

Project Overview

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Background: Higher Education SystemND EPSCoR – organized under the North Dakota University System (NDUS) to support activities that enhance the potential for researchers in ND to compete successfully for merit-based research funding from federal, state, and private agencies, institutes, and foundations.

3Higher education in ND under the NDUS:

2 research universities – 29,467*

4 primarily undergraduate institutions

– 7,197*

5 community colleges – 10,849*51% of NDUS students are ND residents67% of NDUS students stay in ND after graduationHigher

education in ND not under the NDUS:5 tribal colleges

– 1,594Numerous private institutionsProject OverviewEngaged in INSPIRE-ND

*http://ndus.edu/uploads/reports/141/fall-enrollment-final-2015.pdf

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Background: ResearchIn the past two decades, principally through ND EPSCoR, the NDUS has expanded its roles in research.Per the NSF HERD survey, ND's total research and development expenditures have increased*:2006 - $161 million2011 - $211 million2014 - $222 million

As have Science and Engineering Expenditures*:2006 - $160 million2011 - $209 million2014 - $216 million

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*for NDSU and UND

Project Overview

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Background: ND EPSCoR RII Investment History5

DatesAward #

Amount

2014-2019

IIA-1355466

$20 Million2008

-2014

EPS-0814442$15 Million + $1.5 Million with extension2005

-2

009

EPS-0447679

$6 Million + $450,000 with extension

+ $383,333 TC supplement

2002

-2

005

EPS-0132289

$6 Million

1999

-2

002

EPS-9874802

$3 Million + $200,000

with extension

1995-1999OSR-9452892$4.5 Million + $750,000 with extension + $72,000 SBIR supplement1992-1995OSR-9108770$3 Million + $125,000 with extension1986-1992RII-8610675$3,145,434

Project Overview

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Background: ND EPSCoR Governing Structure9 Voting members4 ND legislators 2 ND industry representatives (1 of which is currently vacant)

1 TC representative1 NDUS representative1 Governor’s Office representative4 Nonvoting membersState Steering Committee Chair

PI and 2 Co-PIs6

9 Voting members

Grant McGimpsey, Chair

3 NDSU faculty3 UND faculty1 PUI representative 1 TC representative3 Nonvoting membersPI and 2 Co-PIs

State Steering Committee

State Advisory BoardProject Overview

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Project Overview: INSPIRE-ND Guiding Documents7

Project Overview

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Project Overview:INSPIRE-ND Motivation and MissionMOTIVATIONBuild and sustain a transformative, multifaceted, synergistic academic research and education enterprise, anchored by a more diverse skilled workforce to drive North Dakota’s (ND’s) emerging knowledge-driven economy by examining two important components that bookend ND’s agro-economy: climate and bio-materials.

MISSION INSPIRE North Dakota to address and mitigate the regional environmental threats to the state’s agriculture production. 8

Project Overview

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Project Overview:INSPIRE-ND Goals and ObjectivesProject GoalsDevelop two new research platforms:Center for Sustainable Materials Science (

CSMS)Center for Regional Climate Studies (CRCS) Build infrastructureIntegrate research, education and human resources with workforce development initiatives to strengthen ND’s overall

competitiveness

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Project Objectives

INSPIRE-ND has five strategic foci, each of which has a set of agreed upon strategic objectives that will be outlined throughout this review: Center for Sustainable Materials Science (CSMS

)*

Center for Regional Climate Studies (CRCS)*Diversity*,+Education and Workforce

Development

*, +

Partnerships, Collaborations and

Communication*

*As demonstrated in today’s presentations, Cyberinfrastructure and Sustainability are embedded throughout each of the five strategic foci and is an enabling technology.

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Development, Out

Reach, Education and Diversity in ND (EMPOWERED-ND)Project Overview

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Project Overview:INSPIRE-ND Project Structure PI (Project Director)2 Co-PIs (Associate Project Director and Project Administrator)4 Center Leads / Co-Leads: CSMS and CRCS

ResearchCSMS – 14 core researchers, including Lead / Co-Lead CRCS – 19 core researchers , including Lead / Co-Lead

Project Element CommitteesPartnerships, Collaborations and Communication – 11 member committee, with 8 core researchers*

Diversity

– 7 member committee, with 1 core researcher*

Education and Workforce Development – 11 member committee, with 5 core researchers*10Project Overview* NDSU/UND researchers

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11 CRCS collaborations (distance from UND to):CCCC – 100.3 miles

DSU – 368.2 milesNHSC – 282.2 milesNDSU – 76.6 milesUTTC – 272.6 miles

VCSU – 136.2 miles CSMS collaborations (distance

from NDSU to):MaSU – 56.6 milesMiSU – 271.5 milesSBC – 263.6 milesTMCC – 245.0 milesUND – 76.6 miles

Project Overview

Project Overview:INSPIRE-ND Participating Institutions

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Project Overview15

Project Overview:INSPIRE-ND Organizational Structure

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Project Overview:INSPIRE-ND Budget Distribution Among Institutions 16

[5 year total of NSF ($20 Million) and cost share funds ($4 Million; 50% from NDSU/50% from UND)]

Project Overview

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Project Overview:INSPIRE-ND Budget Distribution Among Program Components 17

[5 year total of NSF ($20 Million) and cost share funds ($4 Million; 50% from NDSU/50% from UND)]

Project Overview