National Science Foundation Research Traineeship (NRT) Program - Project Instrument
NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) Program Reporting Requirements
NRT Instrument - Project (2024_04_18)
National Science Foundation Research Traineeship (NRT) Program - Project Instrument
OMB: 3145-0263
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National Science Foundation Research Traineeship (NRT) Program
Project Instrument
Version: Draft
Prepared by CBS and NSF
This instrument is filled out by the PI, Project Coordinator, and any CO-PI that the PI has granted permission to.
This instrument can only be submitted to NSF by the PI.
Pursuant to 5 CFR 1320.5(b), an agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not required to respond to an information collection unless it displays a valid OMB control number. The OMB control number for this collection is 3145-0263. Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 24 hours per response, including the time for reviewing instructions. Send comments regarding this burden estimate and any other aspect of this collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this burden, to: Suzanne H. Plimpton, Reports Clearance Officer, National Science Foundation, 2415 Eisenhower Ave., Alexandria, VA 22314; telephone (703) 292-7556; or send email to splimpto@nsf.gov.
2 Conventions in this document 5
2.1 Survey Preparation Checklist 8
2.2.2 Add / Edit an NRT Funded Trainee 11
2.2.3 Add / Edit a Non-NRT Funded Trainee 14
2.3 International Experiences 17
2.3.1.2 Add International Experience 18
2.4.2 Add / Edit a Project Coordinator 21
2.4.3 Add / Edit Evaluator 22
2.4.4 Add / Edit Co-PI or Faculty Participant 25
2.6 Project Goals and Logic Model 28
2.7.2 Add / Edit Collaboration 30
2.7.2.2 Add / Edit Academic Partner 32
2.7.2.3 Add / Edit Government Partner 34
2.7.2.4 Add / Edit Corporate or Industrial Partner 36
2.7.2.5 Add / Edit Other Partner 39
2.8 Accomplishments and Impacts 41
2.8.1.2 Add Accomplishment and Impact 42
2.8.2 Journal or Juried Conference Paper 43
2.8.2.2 Add Journal or Juried Conference Paper 44
2.8.3 Book 46
2.8.4 Book Chapter 49
2.8.5 Invention 53
2.8.6 License 55
2.8.7 Other Conference Presentation / Paper 57
2.8.7.2 Add Other Conference Presentation/Paper 58
2.8.8 Other Product 60
2.8.9 Other Publication 62
2.8.9.2 Add Other Publication 63
2.8.10 Patent Application 65
2.8.11 Technology and Technique 68
2.8.11.2 Add Technology and Technique 69
2.8.12 Thesis / Dissertation 70
2.8.12.2 Add Thesis/Dissertation 71
2.8.13 Website or Other Internet Site 72
2.9.1 Trainee Preparation in Interdisciplinary/Convergence Research 74
2.9.2 Trainee Preparation for STEM Careers 76
2.9.3 Trainee Preparation in Professional Skills 79
2.10 Strategies for Broadening Participation 87
2.10.2 Recruitment 88
2.10.2.2 Add Recruitment Strategy and Result 94
2.10.3 Retention 95
2.10.3.2 Add Retention Strategy and Result 96
2.11.1.2 Add Outreach Activity 98
2.12 Project Evaluation and Advisory Committee 100
2.12.1 Advisory Committee 100
2.12.2 Project Evaluation 101
2.13 Institutional Impacts 103
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This is instructional text |
Instructions to the respondents |
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Update Trainee List |
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Add International Experiences |
[Open Trainee Surveys]
Mark all that apply.
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Trainees earn their degrees from the NRT multidisciplinary/interdisciplinary program. |
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Trainees earn their degrees from traditional single-discipline departments. |
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Trainees earn their degrees from multidisciplinary/interdisciplinary programs, centers, or units other than NRT. |
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Other (certificates, etc.) {Skip Ref A} |
If Other, please specify:
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What is the intended average duration of support for trainees that receive NRT stipends?
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1 Year 1-2 Years 2 Years More than 2 years |
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List of Funded NRT Trainees
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Respondents can enter as many funded trainees as they wish.
Trainee 1 [Edit], [Delete], [Left Project], [Move to Unfunded]
Trainee 2 [Edit], [Delete], [Left Project], [Move to Unfunded]
[Add Funded Trainee]
List of Non-Funded NRT Trainees
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Respondents can enter as many non-funded trainees as they wish.
Trainee 1 [Edit], [Delete], [Left Project], [Move to Funded]
Trainee 2 [Edit], [Delete], [Left Project], [Move to Funded]
[Add Unfunded Trainee]
Note: Information that your trainees provide will not be available to you. However, you will have access to a monitoring system that allows you to see the progress of their submissions, i.e., which sections they have successfully completed.
First Name
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Middle Name or Initial
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Last Name
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Email Address
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When did the trainee first enroll in graduate study at this institution?
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(mm/yyyy)
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Date Picker |
When did the trainee first begin receiving NRT funding?
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Date Picker |
Did the trainee receive a stipend from the NRT program? (Note: A trainee who received NRT funding for any or all of the current reporting period is an NRT Funded Trainee.)
Select one.
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Enter the number of months the trainee was funded by NRT. If the trainee received NRT funding for a portion of a month, please round up to the nearest whole number.
Required if above is Funded Trainee
{Skip if A is “No”}
1 Month 2 Months 3 Months 4 Months 5 Months 6 Months 7 Months 8 Months 9 Months 10 Months 11 Months 12 Months |
Current NRT faculty advisor(s)
Read-only list (entered by the trainee on their instrument)
Faculty Advisor 1
Faculty Advisor 2
Is the trainee currently an active participant in this NRT project (e.g., still engaged in NRT program activities)?
Select one.
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Yes |
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No |
Date trainee left project
{Skip if B is “Yes”}
(mm/yyyy)
Date picker |
Please describe the current situation that best describes this NRT trainee.
Select one.
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Has not yet graduated but is pursuing a Ph.D. at your institution |
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Has not yet graduated but is pursuing a master’s degree at your institution |
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Has graduated from your institution with a Ph.D. {Skip Ref C} |
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Has graduated from your institution with a master’s degree {Skip Ref D} |
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Has left your institution without earning a degree {Skip Ref E} |
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Note: Information that your trainees provide will not be available to you. However, you will have access to a monitoring system that allows you to see the progress of their submissions, i.e., which sections they have successfully completed.
First Name
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Middle Initial or Name
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Last Name
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Email Address
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When did the trainee first enroll in graduate study at this institution?
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When did the trainee first begin participating in the NRT project?
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Has the trainee been engaged in NRT activities, research, education, or training?
Select one.
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Current NRT faculty advisor(s)
Read-only list (entered by the trainee on their instrument)
Faculty Advisor 1
Faculty Advisor 2
Please indicate – to the best of your knowledge – the sources of support the trainee received.
Mark all that apply.
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Fellowship, scholarship |
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Dissertation grant |
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Teaching, research, or other assistantship |
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Traineeship |
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Internship, clinical residency |
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Employer reimbursement/assistance |
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Foreign (non-U.S.) support |
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Personal sources: This may include loans, personal savings, personal earnings (aside from sources listed above), partner’s or family’s earnings or savings. |
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Unknown |
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Other {Skip Ref A} |
If other type, please specify:
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Is the trainee currently an active participant in this NRT project (e.g., still engaged in NRT program activities)?
Select one.
Required
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Yes |
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No |
Date trainee left project
{Skip if B is “Yes”}
(mm/yyyy)
Date picker |
Please describe the current situation that best describes this non-NRT funded trainee.
Select one.
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Has not yet graduated but is pursuing a Ph.D. at your institution |
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Has not yet graduated but is pursuing a master’s degree at your institution |
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Has graduated from your institution with a Ph.D. {Skip Ref C} |
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Has graduated from your institution with a master’s degree {Skip Ref D} |
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Has left your institution without earning a degree {Skip Ref E} |
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Yes |
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No |
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Please enter an International Experience for each country trainees visited
Respondents can enter as many International Experiences as they wish.
International Experience 1 [Edit], [Delete]
International Experience 2 [Edit], [Delete]
[Add International Experience]
{Skip A End}
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Searchable list of all countries |
Estimated start date
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(mm/yyyy)
Date picker |
Estimated end date
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Date picker |
Trainees involved:
Mark all that apply. Selection is made from trainees participating in the current award.
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Trainee 1 |
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Trainee 2 |
Which of the following international actions or work in this country involved trainees?
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Trainees attended conferences/workshops. |
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Trainees undertook coursework/training. |
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Trainees worked, conducted research/field work, or interned in industrial settings. |
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Trainees worked, conducted research/field work, or interned in academic settings. |
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Trainees worked, conducted research/field work, or interned in other settings (e.g., national laboratories, nongovernmental organizations). |
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Other international actions/work. {Skip Ref A} |
If Other, please specify:
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Respondents can enter as many Coordinators as they wish.
Coordinator 1 [Edit], [Delete]
Coordinator 2 [Edit], [Delete]
[Add Project Coordinator]
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Respondents can enter as many Evaluators as they wish.
Evaluator 1 [Edit], [Delete]
Evaluator 2 [Edit], [Delete]
[Add Evaluator]
CO-PIs and Faculty Participants
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Respondents can enter as many CO-PIs and Faculty Participants as they wish.
CO-PI 1 [Edit], [Delete]
Faculty Participant 1 [Edit], [Delete]
[Add CO-PI or Faculty Participant]
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Middle Initial or Name
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Last Name
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Email Address
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Middle Initial or Name
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Last Name
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Email Address
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[Change management]
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Is this individual considered an internal or external evaluator for the program?
Select one.
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Internal |
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External |
Institution Name
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Department at Institution
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Institution’s City
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Institution’s State
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ZIP Code
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Phone (xxx-xxx-xxxx)
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Extension
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Middle Initial or Name
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Last Name
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Email Address
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Role in Project:
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Co-PI |
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Faculty Participant |
Select one.
Required
{Skip ref A}
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Yes |
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If yes, were NSF NRT funds used for undergraduate involvement?
{Skip if A is No}
Select one.
Required if above is Yes
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Yes |
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No |
Does your NRT project involve postdoctoral scholars?
Select one.
Required
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{Skip Ref B}
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Yes |
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No |
If yes, were NSF NRT funds used for postdoctoral involvement?
Select one.
Required if above is Yes
[Copied]
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Yes |
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No |
Do you have a standard or continuing grant?
Select one.
Required
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Standard |
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Continuing |
{Skip if C is “Standard” OR project is not in year 5 - Begin}
Do you anticipate any carryover funds?
Select one.
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Yes |
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No {Skip Ref D} |
{Skip if D is “No” - Begin}
Estimate—to the nearest dollar—the NRT funds that will be carried over to the next year as of the project start date anniversary (the date when your annual report will be due in FastLane).
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Dollar amount greater than 0
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Please explain if carryover funds are anticipated (i.e., funds greater than 0).
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Please
briefly describe the major goals and objectives (both overall and
current reporting period) for interdisciplinary research, education,
and training efforts. In addition, include a brief description of
the education and training model adopted by your project, and upload
your logic model.
Describe the overall project goals and objectives.
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Describe the project goals and objectives for the current reporting period.
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Upload logic model (PDF):
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Please indicate the estimated size of the graduate student population benefitting from your project. This population includes both NRT funded and non-NRT unfunded trainees as well as other graduate students that may participate in some of the NRT activities.
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Select one.
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Yes |
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No |
{Skip if A is “No” Begin}
Examples of collaborations include other academic institutions (including NRT partners), industrial or corporate partners, government agencies and laboratories, and nonprofit organizations. If you are in doubt about whether to include information on a specific relationship between your NRT project and another organization, please include the information.
At least one collaboration required if ‘Yes’
Collaboration 1 [Edit], [Delete]
Collaboration 2 [Edit], [Delete]
[Add Collaboration]
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Accomplishments and outcomes: Please describe all key accomplishments or outcomes (not activities) of this collaboration.
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I approve making the details of this collaboration available for use on https://new.nsf.gov/funding/initiatives/nrt, viewable by the general public, as it is written. These details specifically include the accomplishment/outcome. Prior to display on https://new.nsf.gov/funding/initiatives/nrt, materials will undergo an internal review process. Staff may reach out to PIs if there are any concerns or changes required.
Academic partners
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Academic Partnership 1 [Edit], [Delete]
[Add Academic Partner]
Government partners
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Government Partnership 1 [Edit], [Delete]
[Add Government Partner]
Corporate or industry partners
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Corporate Partnership 1 [Edit], [Delete]
[Add Corporate Partner]
Other partners
[Copied]
Other Partnership 1 [Edit], [Delete]
[Add Other Partner]
Institution/Organization name
Limit 200 characters
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Type of academic partner
Mark all that apply.
Required
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Ph.D.-granting institution |
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Non-Ph.D.-granting institution |
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Minority-serving institution |
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K–12 institution |
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Foreign-based institution |
Activities
Mark all that apply.
Required
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Facilities: NRT trainees use the partner’s facilities for project activities. |
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Collaborative Research/Teaching: The partner’s students and/or personnel work with NRT project staff on collaborative research/teaching. |
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Personnel Exchange: NRT trainees and/or partner’s students or personnel use each other’s facilities or work at each other’s sites on an ad hoc or as-needed basis. |
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Internships: NRT trainees work in the partner’s facilities specifically as interns. |
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Financial Arrangement: the arrangement with the partner involves exchange of funds. {Skip Ref A} |
Funding arrangement
{Skip if A is unchecked}
Mark all that apply.
Required
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Subaward to partner |
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NRT project provides subaward to the partner for the purposes of providing NRT traineeship stipends to trainees. |
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NRT project provides subaward to the partner for the purposes of providing services or support to NRT trainees. |
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Partner provides funding |
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The partner provides funding to the NRT project specifically for NRT trainees in any way (e.g., internships, travel, training). |
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The partner provides funding to the NRT project for research, curriculum, or other project activities but not directly for trainees. |
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Other |
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Other {Skip Ref B} |
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Limit 200 characters
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Type of government agency
Please select the one you feel is the best option.
Required
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U.S. Federal agency or department |
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U.S. Federal laboratory or research facility |
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Foreign institution or foreign government/agency {Skip Ref A} |
If foreign, please indicate country:
[Copied]
{Skip if A is unchecked}
Searchable dropdown containing all countries |
Activities
Mark all that apply.
Required
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Facilities: NRT trainees use the partner’s facilities for project activities. |
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Collaborative Research/Teaching: The partner’s students and/or personnel work with NRT project staff on collaborative research/teaching. |
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Personnel Exchange: NRT trainees and/or partner’s students or personnel use each other’s facilities or work at each other’s sites on an ad hoc or as-needed basis. |
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Internships: NRT trainees work in a partner’s facilities specifically as interns. |
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Financial Arrangement: the arrangement with the partner involves exchange of funds. {Skip Ref B} |
Funding arrangement
{Skip if B is unchecked}
Mark all that apply.
Required
[Copied]
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Subaward to collaborator/partner |
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NRT project provides subaward to partner for the purposes of providing NRT traineeship stipends to trainees. |
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NRT project provides subaward to partner for the purposes of providing services or support to NRT trainees. |
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Partner Provides Funding |
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The partner provides funding to the NRT project specifically for NRT trainees in any way (e.g., internships, travel, training). |
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The partner provides funding to the NRT project for research, curriculum, or other project activities but not directly for trainees. |
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Other |
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Other {Skip Ref C} |
If other, please specify:
{Skip if C is unchecked}
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Corporate headquarters
[Copied]
Select one.
Required
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U.S.-based company |
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Foreign-based company |
Please select the sector that best describes the business of your corporate partner
Select one.
Required
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Goods Producing |
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting |
Construction |
Manufacturing |
Mining |
Service-Providing |
Educational services |
Financial activity services |
Health care and social assistance services |
Information services |
Leisure and hospitality services |
Professional and business services |
Public administration |
Utilities |
Wholesale trade |
Retail trade |
Transportation and warehousing |
Federal government |
State and local government |
Other services |
Activities
Mark all that apply.
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Facilities: NRT trainees use the partner’s facilities for project activities. |
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Collaborative Research/Teaching: The partner’s students and/or personnel work with NRT project staff on collaborative research/teaching. |
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Personnel Exchange: NRT trainees and/or partner’s students or personnel use each other’s facilities or work at each other’s sites on an ad hoc or as-needed basis. |
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Internships: NRT trainees work in a partner’s facilities specifically as interns. |
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Financial Arrangement: the arrangement with the partner involves exchange of funds. {Skip Ref A} |
Funding arrangement
{Skip if A is unchecked}
Mark all that apply.
Required
[Copied]
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Subaward to partner |
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NRT project provides subaward to the partner for the purposes of providing NRT traineeship stipends to trainees. |
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NRT project provides subaward to the partner for the purposes of providing services or support to NRT trainees. |
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Partner Provides Funding |
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The partner provides funding to the NRT project specifically for NRT trainees in any way (e.g., internships, travel, training). |
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The partner provides funding to the NRT project for research, curriculum, or other project activities but not directly for trainees. |
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Other |
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Other {Skip ref B} |
If other, please specify:
{Skip if B is unchecked}
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Limit 200 characters
[Copied]
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Activities
Mark all that apply.
Required
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Facilities: NRT trainees use the partner’s facilities for project activities. |
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Collaborative Research/Teaching: The partner’s students and/or personnel work with NRT project staff on collaborative research/teaching. |
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Personnel Exchange: NRT trainees and/or partner’s students or personnel use each other’s facilities or work at each other’s sites on an ad hoc or as-needed basis. |
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Internships: NRT trainees work in the partner’s facilities specifically as interns. |
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Financial Arrangement: the arrangement with the partner involves exchange of funds. {Skip Ref A} |
Funding arrangement
{Skip if A is unchecked}
Mark all that apply.
Required
[Copied]
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Subaward to partner |
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NRT project provides subaward to the partner for the purposes of providing NRT traineeship stipends to trainees. |
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NRT project provides subaward to the partner for the purposes of providing services or support to NRT trainees. |
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Partner Provides Funding |
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The partner provides funding to the NRT project specifically for NRT trainees in any way (e.g., internships, travel, training). |
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The partner provides funding to the NRT project for research, curriculum, or other project activities but not directly for trainees. |
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Other |
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Other {Skip Ref B} |
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If other, please specify:
{Skip if B is unchecked}
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Note: For the final system, there will be short, generalized examples included.
Select one.
Required
{Skip Ref A}
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Yes |
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No |
Please describe any accomplishments and impacts that:
Demonstrate how your NRT project has been effective in attaining the interdisciplinary research goals you originally set out to achieve.
Illustrate exceptional added value to the trainees’ educational experiences.
Involved either a single trainee or a group of trainees and was made possible through the participation of trainees in your NRT project.
If appropriate, include evidence from the evaluation that supports these outcomes.
While we do not limit the number of responses that you can enter, we expect to see 1-3 Accomplishments and Impacts in a typical reporting period.
Respondents can enter as many Accomplishments and Impacts as they wish.
Accomplishment and Impact 1 [Edit], [Delete]
Accomplishment and Impact 2 [Edit], [Delete]
[Add Accomplishment and Impact]
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Aspects
Mark all that apply.
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This accomplishment / impact has been effective in attaining the interdisciplinary research goals you originally set out to achieve |
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This accomplishment / impact illustrates exceptional added value to the trainees’ educational experiences |
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This accomplishment / impact involved either a single trainee or a group of trainees and was made possible through the participation of trainees in your NRT project |
If this accomplishment / impact resulted from one or more international experiences, please indicate those that are applicable.
Mark all that apply.
List is generated from the list of international experiences in the current reporting period
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International experience 1 |
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Briefly describe the practices for preparing NRT trainees to conduct collaborative research that transcends traditional disciplinary boundaries. If both M.S. and Ph.D. students are involved, please describe the shared and unique elements for each group. While we do not limit the number of responses that you can enter, we expect to see 1-3 promising practices in a typical reporting period.
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Mark the components that apply to the majority of NRT trainees involved in your project.
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Trainees received training or instruction (e.g., courses, workshops) in effective teaching practices and student mentoring. |
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Trainees developed and presented course and/or curriculum materials. |
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Trainees served as mentors to others (e.g., graduate students, undergraduates, laboratory technicians). |
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Trainees received training/mentoring in grant proposal preparation. |
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Trainees authored/coauthored and submitted grant proposals. |
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Trainees received training/instruction on the interaction between academic research and industrial technical requirements. |
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Trainees received training/instruction for applying their research to address public policy concerns or issues. |
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Trainees had internships (off-campus, research, educational, and/or work experiences) in nonacademic settings (e.g., industry, government). |
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Trainees had professional interactions other than internships with nonacademic employers (e.g., industry, government) in order to learn about career opportunities and requirements. |
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Briefly describe the formal training activities (e.g., coursework, workshop, professional speaker) for preparing NRT trainees to effectively communicate scientific endeavors to general audiences. Describe the rubrics/instruments for measuring proficiency and progress in communication skills, as well as opportunities for trainees to receive regular, structured feedback on their communication skills. If both M.S. and Ph.D. students are involved, please describe the shared and unique professional development and training elements for each group. While we do not limit the number of responses that you can enter, we expect to see 1-3 formal training activities in a typical reporting period.
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Please describe the components of the adopted traineeship model that have been developed and implemented for broad, transferrable professional skill development (not content area courses). If both M.S. and Ph.D. students are involved, please describe the shared and unique professional development and training elements for each group. For training in communications. Describe the rubrics/instruments for measuring proficiency and progress in communication skills, as well as opportunities for trainees to receive regular, structured feedback on their communication skills.
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One purpose of NRT is to create a program strategy and a plan for recruiting, mentoring, retaining, and graduating U.S. graduate students that includes efforts aimed at members of groups underrepresented in science and engineering. With these goals in mind, please respond to the following questions.
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Recruitment
Please describe your activities to recruit U.S. graduate students, including efforts aimed at members of groups underrepresented in science and engineering. Please support the discussion in this section with aggregate demographic data, placing your current program demographics within your institutional and participating unit contexts and projecting forward to your stated target levels. This should be a narrative-style response; no tables or charts are needed or expected.
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Were any recruiting practices (including those described above) focused on recruiting members of the following groups?
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Which of the following recruiting practices employed by your NRT project do you consider are the most promising or effective for recruiting qualified trainees?
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Please describe promising strategies and results for recruiting qualified trainees to your NRT project, including efforts aimed at members of groups underrepresented in science and engineering. This should be a narrative-style response; no tables or charts are needed or expected. While we do not limit the number of responses you can enter, we expect to see 1-3 strategies and their results in a typical reporting period.
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Retention
Please describe your activities to retain U.S. graduate students, including efforts aimed at members of groups underrepresented in science and engineering. Please support the discussion in this section with aggregate demographic data, placing your current program demographics within your institutional and participating unit contexts and projecting forward to your stated target levels. This should be a narrative-style response; no tables or charts are needed or expected.
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Please describe the promising strategies and results for retaining qualified trainees in your NRT project, including efforts aimed at members of groups underrepresented in science and engineering. This should be a narrative-style response, no tables or charts are needed or expected. While we do not limit the number of responses you can enter, we expect to see 1-3 strategies and their results in a typical reporting period.
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Please report any outreach activities involving your NRT project. Outreach activities include your NRT project, NRT faculty, and/or NRT trainees being featured in the media (e.g., TV, radio, magazine articles) or talks, presentations, or workshops given to school groups, civic groups, non‑scientifically-based professional groups, members of the government, or the general public.
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Describe the interactions with the advisory committee and how the advisory activities and associated outcomes/findings have informed the project. This section should be completed in collaboration with the evaluator.
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Describe the evaluation findings and how the evaluation and associated outcomes/findings have informed the project. This section should be completed in collaboration with the evaluator.
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What do you plan to do during the next reporting period? Report evaluator, advisory board, and any other relevant recommendations that came out of your project during the current reporting period and how you plan to use that information to improve the training model and/or project. This section should be completed in collaboration with the evaluator.
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Have the results been disseminated?
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The institution(s) involved in your NRT project has/have been successful in obtaining large-scale Federal grants (e.g., Science and Technology Centers, Engineering Research Centers, Materials Research Science and Engineering Centers). |
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Interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary courses have been developed for NRT trainees and associates. |
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Interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary courses are being delivered to NRT trainees and associates. |
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Interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary courses that have been developed for NRT are being delivered to non-NRT students. |
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Interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary courses that have been developed for NRT have been institutionalized in the course offerings on the NRT campus |
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New certificate or degree programs have been developed and are available on the NRT campus(es). |
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Department curriculum or policy changes took place to emphasize or require interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary preparation for all graduate students. |
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Institutional changes that support and encourage team multidisciplinary/interdisciplinary course development and teaching have occurred. |
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Institutional changes that support and encourage team-based graduate student learning and assessment have occurred. |
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Institutional changes that support and encourage graduate students to gain laboratory and research experiences across disciplines have occurred. |
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Institutional changes incorporating improved recruitment and retention policies and practices for underrepresented groups and women based on NRT have occurred. |
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I approve making the contents of the text box above on demonstrable institutional changes available for use on https://new.nsf.gov/funding/initiatives/nrt, viewable by the general public, as it is written. Prior to display on https://new.nsf.gov/funding/initiatives/nrt, materials will undergo an internal review process. Staff may reach out to PIs if there are any concerns or changes required.
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Please identify and describe the key changes/problems (e.g., programmatic, institutional) you have encountered in the process of implementing your NRT project, including barriers to institutionalizing effective training elements. For each change/problem identified, briefly describe how your project has responded.
At least one response is required.
Respondents can enter as many Changes/Problems as they wish.
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Final Data are ready to submit.
This section provides the link for PIs to submit their completed surveys. Final submission is possible once the required sections for your award are completed and trainees have completed their portion of the NRT survey.
You have chosen to notify NSF that your data are final. Are you sure you are ready to finalize the data for the current reporting period? After submission, the NRT Data Reporting System will revert to a read-only version of your data. You will be able to view your final results but not update them.
To submit your final data, click on Send Final Submission below. Click on Cancel to return to the Main Menu without submitting your data. Note: If you click Cancel, your data will be saved, and you will still be able to report or revise your data. If you are confident that you have finished reporting your data, respond to the burden question below and click Send Final Submission.
Approximately how many person hours were required to prepare data and complete the NRT online survey?
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I certify that all of the information that I entered in the annual report is correct to the best of my knowledge.
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