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Find similar grantsCommunity STEM Program Grant is sponsored by The University of Chicago. This grant solicits proposals from campus entities to develop and implement a collaborative STEM program for elementary and middle school students in the Greater Bronzeville Community on Chicago's South Side.
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We are currently not soliciting additional proposals for the Community STEM Education program. The current program is a partnership between the UC STEM Ed and the Bright Star Community Organization (BSCO).
BSCO is an organization that has a record of delivering programs with broad-based community participation from a large geographic area on Chicago’s South Side and that has an established relationship with the University of Chicago’s Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy and Practice. The goals of the project are the following.
* Develop and implement a STEM program for elementary and middle school students that will serve the participants of the Greater Bronzeville Community Action Council, which has more than 70 school-based and community-based institutions on Chicago’s South Side engaged in the Bronzeville Collaborative.
* Develop a STEM program that provides these students with tangible and transferable skills necessary for future success in multiple STEM fields. * Develop a STEM program that will be sustainable and become a permanent or long-term part of the BSCO’s educational efforts that serve local schools in the Bronzeville Collaborative. For a full description of the current program, please click here.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: University of Chicago campus entities in partnership with a community-based organization from the Southside community (specifically Bright Star Community Organization) to develop STEM programs for elementary and middle …. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community STEM Program Grant is funded by The University of Chicago. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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