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Note to Reviewers of CAREER Proposals Submitted for the FY'06 ...

Source: nsf.gov
Topic: Careers

Sort Desciption: CAREER award is $500000. A link to the solicitation (NSF 05-579) can be found on ... In your review of CAREER proposals we also ask that you consider the ...

Content Inside: Note to Reviewers of CAREER Proposals The National Science Foundation established the Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) program in 1994 in recognition of the critical roles played by faculty members in integrating research and education and in fostering the natural connections between the processes of learning and discovery. The CAREER program is a Foundation-wide activity that offers NSFs most prestigious awards for junior faculty members and which embodies NSFs commitment to encourage faculty to practice and academic institutions to value integration of research and education. The intent of the program is to provide stable support at a sufficient level and duration to enable awardees to develop careers as outstanding teacher-scholars in the context of the mission of their organization. CAREER awards have a 5-year duration. The minimum CAREER award (including indirect costs) is $400000 for all NSF directorates with the exception of the Directorate for Biological Sciences (BIO) where the minimum CAREER award is $500000. A link to the solicitation (NSF 05-579) can be found on the CAREER Home Page (http://www.nsf.gov/career). The CAREER program announcement stipulates that the Project Description should be developed in consultation with the department head or equivalent organizational official and should include: a description of the proposed research project including preliminary supporting data where appropriate specific objectives methods and procedures to be used and expected significance of the results; a description of the proposed educational activities including plans to evaluate their impact; a description of how the research and educational activities are integrated with one another; and results of prior NSF support if applicable. Successful PIs will propose creative integrative and effective research and education plans developed within the context of the mission goals and resources of their organization and which will build a firm fo ...

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