Creating a Unified Framework for the Quantitative Study of Animal Aggregations
Dr. Steven Viscido funded by the National Science Foundation
The Faculty Early Career program (CAREER) grant is one of the most prestigious funding mechanisms of NSF. Designed to allow faculty to build a firm foundation of research for their lifetime, this award is granted to those with especially rigorous and beneficial scientific research contributions. Dr. Steven Viscido’s project examines animal group behavior that is significant to the field of behavioral ecology. It is developing and testing a new hypothesis of animal aggregation, while producing a new analytical tool that can be used with a graphical user interface by other researchers nation-wide.
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WSSU Awarded Funding for Next Generation Black STEM Teachers (NGBST) from the U.S. Department of Education
Winston-Salem State University has been awarded $1,813,249 from the Department of Education to facilitate the Next Generation Black STEM Teachers (NGBST) program led by Drs. Denise Johnson, Associate Professor Education and Kimberly Pemberton, Associate Professor & Interim Department Chair, Education.
Computational Framework And Data Science for Identification
This research enhances the data science capabilities and capacities at two historically black colleges and universities: North Carolina A&T State University and Winston-Salem State University. These institutions provide graduate programs to their students and enable the future workforce.Read Moreabout Computational Framework And Data Science for Identification
