
NSF Awards RISE Lab $500,000
National Science Foundation: $500,000 (2025-2030) Award: Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program RESS Project: Empowering STEM Educators through Robotics & Automation

National Science Foundation: $500,000 (2025-2030) Award: Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program RESS Project: Empowering STEM Educators through Robotics & Automation

Dr. Picho selected as National Science Foundation Quantitative Research Methods for STEM Education Scholar. The NSF QRM Scholars Program pairs early-career education

Dr. Picho joins the Advisory board at Karat as an Interview Equity Advisor How Social Identity Threat Impacts Interviewing Karat

Congratulations to Dr. Marie Plaisime, firstly, for successfully defending her dissertation, and officially graduating from Howard as a Medical Sociologist.

Congratulations to Lyndsie Whitehead for being awarded the Fulbright–Nehru Research Award to India. Her research focuses on the push-pull factors that influence international student

RISE lab is excited to announce that Deyonna Grant has accepted a consultancy position as a Grant Researcher for the

RISE lab welcomes Darryl Diptee Hailing from University of California, Berkeley’s Graduate School of Education, Darryl Diptee became a RISE

NSF Award Abstract #2011926 (see this link for details) Broadening Participation Research: Testing the Efficacy of a Culturally Responsive Intervention to Broaden Participation and