Welcome and Opening Remarks

Speakers:

1. Jacqueline El-Sayed, CEO and Executive Director, ASEE  
2. Subrata Acharya, Lead, CISE Research Expansion, NSF
3. Dilma Da Silva, Acting Assistant Director, CISE, NSF

NSF-Led Rotating Breakout Session

Managing a Budget 

• Speaker: Jannele Gosey, Grants Management Specialist, NSF — Location: Ellingwood A+B 

Opportunities for Engaging with NSF 

• Speaker: Michelle Rogers, Expert, CISE Directorate, NSF — Location: Torreys/Oxford 

NSF-Led Rotating Breakout Session

Managing a Budget 

• Speaker: Jannele Gosey, Grants Management Specialist, NSF — Location: Ellingwood A+B 

Opportunities for Engaging with NSF 

• Speaker: Michelle Rogers, Expert, CISE Directorate, NSF — Location: Torreys/Oxford 

Keynote Session I

Leadership for Broadening Participation in STEM: An HBCU Perspective 

Speaker: Camille McKayle, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs and Professor of Mathematics, University of the Virgin Islands 

Technical Sessions I

Artificial Intelligence (AI) — Part I (Location: Ellingwood A) 

1. Shakil Akhtar, Professor, IT and Computer Science, Clayton State University (Award No. CNS- 2318574)  
2. Qi Lu, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, The University of Texas, Rio Grande Valley (Award No CNS-2318682) 
3. Renu Balyan, Assistant Professor, Mathematics, Computer, and Information Science, SUNY Old Westbury — Moderator 

Collaborations and Partnerships (Location: Ellingwood B) 

1. Kinnis Gosha, Hortinius I. Chenault Endowed Associate Professor and Division Chair for Experiential Learning and Interdisciplinary Studies, Morehouse College (Award No. CNS-2318703) 
2. Kewei Sha, Associate Professor, Information Science, University of North Texas (Award No. CNS-2240513)  
3. Carlos Monroy, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, University of St. Thomas (Award No. CNS-2131293) 
4. Maria Laurent Rice, Assistant Professor 
   Director of Computer Information Systems, Stillman College — Moderator 

Cyberinfrastructure and Cybersecurity (Location: Red Cloud) 

1. Taesic Kim, Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Texas A&M University-Kingsville (Award No. CNS-2219733)  
2. Carlos Rubio-Medrano, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (Award No. 2131263) 
3. Ava Hedayatipour, Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering, California State University-Long Beach (Award No. 2131156) 
4. Marcelo O. Sztainberg, Professor; Interim Dean Graduate Studies, Analytics and Research, Northeastern Illinois University — Moderator 

Technical Sessions II

Artificial Intelligence (AI) — Part II (Location: Ellingwood A) 

1. Bin Tang, Professor, Computer Science, California State University Dominguez Hills (Award No. CNS- 2131309) 
2. Francisco Iacobelli, Associate Professor, Computer Science, Northeastern Illinois University (Award No. CNS- 2219586) 
3. Sanjay Madria, Curators Distinguished Professor, Computer Science, Missouri S&T (Award No. CNS- 2219615) 
4. Renu Balyan, Assistant Professor, Mathematics, Computer, and Information Science, SUNY Old Westbury — Moderator 

STEM Education and Student Success (Location: Ellingwood B)   

1. Shweta Jain, Professor, Mathematics and Computer Science, John Jay College of Criminal Justice (Award No. CNS-2131182) 
2. Widodo Samyono, Associate Professor, Mathematics, Jarvis Christian University (Award No. CNS-2318573) 
3. Edgar Rojas Muñoz, Assistant Professor, School of Performance, Visualization, and Fine Arts, Texas A&M University, (Award No. CNS-2318658) 
4. Maria Laurent Rice, Assistant Professor 
   Director of Computer Information Systems, Stillman College — Moderator 

Potpourri — Combination of Topics (Location: Red Cloud) 

1. G. Kumar Venayagamoorthy, Duke Energy Distinguished Professor of Power Engineering and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Clemson University (Award No. CNS-2131070) 
2. Daniel Pittman, Assistant Professor, Computer Science, Metropolitan State University of Denver (Award No. CNS- 2318730)  
3. Zechun Cao, Assistant Professor, Computational, Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, Texas A&M University-San Antonio (Award No. CNS –2219588)  
4. Marcelo O. Sztainberg, Professor; Interim Dean Graduate Studies, Analytics and Research, Northeastern Illinois University — Moderator 

Team Building Activity: Brainstorming for a Post-Award Toolkit 

Facilitator: Bevlee Watford, Associate Dean, Equity and Engagement, College of Engineering and Executive Director, Center for Enhancement of Engineering Diversity, Virginia Tech

Pike’s Peak/Humboldt

Keynote Session II: CISE Research Expansion Landscape 

Speakers:  

1. James E. Fowler, NSF CISE CCF (CISE CORE) 
2. Sharon Geva, NSF CISE OAC (NAIRR Pilot) 
3. Sharmistha Bagchi-Sen, CISE OAC (Cyber Training) 
4. Dillon Watring, NSF CISE IIS (Expand AI) 

NSF-Led Rotating Breakout Session

Additional Funding Opportunities for MSIs 

• Speaker: James Moore, Assistant Director, Directorate for STEM Education (EDU), NSF — Location: Ellingwood A+B 

NSF Cloud Bank Resources  

• Speakers: Deepankar Medhi, Program Director, CNS, NSF 
• Rob Fatland, Director of Cloud and Data Solutions, University of Washington and CloudBank — Location: Torreys/Oxford 

NSF-Led Rotating Breakout Session

Additional Funding Opportunities for MSIs 

• Speaker: James Moore, Assistant Director, Directorate for STEM Education (EDU), NSF — Location: Ellingwood A+B 

NSF Cloud Bank Resources  

• Speakers: Deepankar Medhi, Program Director, CNS, NSF 
• Rob Fatland, Director of Cloud and Data Solutions, University of Washington and CloudBank — Location: Torreys/Oxford 

Ellingwood A+B, Torreys/Oxford