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MSP Partners
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The Math and Science Partnership Program at NSF - An Overview
MSP Goals, Structure, and Composition | MSP Partnerships State-by-State
MSP Research, Evaluation, & Technical Assistance Projects State-by-State
MSP Partners | Download MSP Brochure (NSF 05-069) as a PDF
Funded partnerships bring together about 150 institutions of higher education
with some 450 K-12 school districts and a host of other stakeholders.
Corporate and business partners include Pfizer, Inc.; Ford Motor Company;
Texas Instruments, Inc.; Xerox Corporation; GlaxoSmithKline; Progress
Energy; International Business Machines Corporation; Merck & Company,
Inc.; Synopsys, Inc.; Agilent Technologies; and Intel Corporation.
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Math and Science Partnership (MSP) Program
National Distribution of Partnership Activity
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“Responsibility for preparing our children, and indeed our country, to thrive
in the 21st century world extends far beyond the classroom. We know that we
must ensure that America’s children are well prepared for the scientific and
technological opportunities and challenges of the future.
With an eye on the future, the Math and Science Partnership Program
concentrates the power and expertise of higher education institutions, K-12
school systems, and businesses across the country in a research and development
effort to improve our students’ mathematics and science achievement.”
– Dr. Arden L. Bement, Director, National Science Foundation |
NSF 05-069
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