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Recent Posts
- The White House issues annual science memo September 11, 2018
- White House top science advisor Kelvin Droegemeier’s confirmation hearing to be held August 23, 10:15 EDT August 21, 2018
- Recess in Washington; Science Appropriations Update August 8, 2018
- It’s almost August — invite members of congress to visit your campus! July 19, 2018
- The Supreme Court has decided on gerrymandering, what does it mean for the math & stats community? June 28, 2018
Tag Archives: Appropriations
Recess in Washington; Science Appropriations Update
August is normally a time when all Congressional members return to their home districts. In DC, their staff members continue to work – meeting constituents, drafting legislation – and they have the opportunity to take more reflective time to consider … Continue reading
We (probably) have a budget for 2018; what’s in it for the mathematical sciences?
It has been a (very) busy week, budget-wise! On Wednesday evening, the House introduced its (very) long 2,232-page omnibus spending bill. On Thursday, the House passed it and in the (very) early hours of this morning (Friday at roughly 12:30 … Continue reading
Posted in Appropriations, Congress, Mathematicians, NSF, Science Policy
Tagged Appropriations, NSF budget
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Act Today to Help Ensure Adequate Federal Funding for Math Research!
This post is a “call to action” and if you are going to act, you need to do so asap (ideally by March 12)! I hope the following explains what I am asking you to do, and also how you … Continue reading
