SEIRI in News - IU Indianapolis funds faculty to research STEM Ed Innovations
SEIRI serves as a hub for science, technology, engineering and mathematics education innovation as well as research, evaluation and consultation.
SEIRI in News - IU Indianapolis funds faculty to research STEM Ed Innovations
SEIRI Seed Grants
Learn more about our SEIRI Seed Grants.
SEIRI Hosted Talks and Workshops
SEIRI hosted an NSF day interactive workshop where three NSF Program directors from the Division of Undergraduate Education were present discussing evaluation and research, Broader Impacts and Intellectual Merit, CAREER, IUSE, NOYCE and S-STEM grant programs. The activities included a mock review panel, an NSF Awardees panel, and individual consultations with program directors.
SEIRI Hosted Talks and Workshops
SEIRI hosted an NSF day interactive workshop where three NSF Program directors from the Division of Undergraduate Education were present discussing evaluation and research, Broader Impacts and Intellectual Merit, CAREER, IUSE, NOYCE and S-STEM grant programs. The activities included a mock review panel, an NSF Awardees panel, and individual consultations with program directors.
SEIRI functions as an independent campus unit administered by the Office of the Provost. SEIRI serves as the hub of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education innovation, research, evaluation and consultation and brings together expert educational researchers with scientists and discipline-based educational researchers in order to inform and reform undergraduate and graduate education across IU Indianapolis’s campus and beyond.
Interested in SEIRI seed grants program?
The SEIRI Seed Grants program is a competition that facilitates and supports improvements, innovation and research in STEM education at IU Indianapolis within the School of Science, School of Engineering and Technology, School of Informatics, and IU School of Medicine, with the ultimate goal of improving the quality of instruction and success of students, including low-income and underrepresented students.
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