How to write an effective plan for broadening the participation of women in your NSF ATE Proposal

If you are developing an NSF ATE Grant Proposal, you will need to indicate how you will ensure women will be included in your program, and that can be hard to do in fields with very few women – whether it’s drone technology or cybersecurity or manufacturing. This webinar will give you best practice examples and case studies of how ATE Projects successfully broadened the participation of women in two-year colleges. You will walk away with proven strategies that will result in actual increases in female enrollment and retention and will provide your school with a framework for your NSF Proposal. And here’s an added bonus: these strategies have also been proven to help with the recruitment and retention of male students.