AccessComputing, a National Science Foundation-funded Broadening Participation in Computing Alliance, provides mentoring and funding for career development activities for students with disabilities in computing-related fields.
Microsoft is awarding five scholarships, totaling U.S. $45,000, to Hispanic and Latinx students to pursue careers in technology.
U.S. PIs with active NSF awards can apply for supplemental funding to conduct United States- India (U.S- India) Collaborative Research.
The Last Mile Fellowship to Broaden Computing-Related REU Participation is offering seven fellowships for Summer 2022 to support low-income students accepted in CS REU.
The nominations for this year’s NCWIT Harold and Notkin Research and Graduate Mentoring Award close on February 20, 2022.