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Capitalizing on Federal Funding Opportunities to Build Communities of Innovation Around Universities

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Access to the on-demand video with closed captions and presentation materials.

This program will explore how the Build Back Better Regional Challenge can be leveraged to build public/private research partnerships around your campus

$197.00

Program agenda:

  • The EDA $1 Billion Build Back Better Regional Challenge:
    • Who the finalists are
    • What the funds mean for their communities
  • The outlook for new federal funding for applied research opportunities and new technology hubs
  • Programs targeting funding opportunities for University Centers
  • Other research and tech infrastructure programs the Congress and White House likely will be finalizing this year that will bring billions of dollars of new funding.
  • Learn how universities, states and regions should be preparing to win this new funding

Last year, 526 communities from all 50 states applied to win a piece of the $1 Billion Build Back Better Regional Challenge. Many of these submissions were led by universities or had significant college or university involvement.

The contest is down to 60 Phase One winners that will be whittled down by the EDA to 30 awardees, who will receive anywhere from $25 million to $100 million in infrastructure funds. That money can be used to support building research parks, technology accelerators, more robust broadband, and more.

But the Build Back Better Regional Challenge is just one example of upcoming federal opportunities. New funding is being readied and made available for a range of innovation-based investments, from new applied research funding streams, to workforce training for high-tech fields, to continued investment in regional tech hubs. Enormous funding opportunities from a new NSF Science Directorate, the creation of ARPA-H (Health), new workforce training initiatives, and billions of dollars of continued investment in regional tech hubs are being developed by Congress and the White House.

So it begs the question: How should tech transfer offices work with partners in the university, the community, and the state to strategize and anticipate these new opportunities?

We’ve tapped Brian Darmody, CEO of AURP (Association of University Research Parks) to lead this insightful program.

You’ll learn about the new funding landscape and how it can be leveraged to build public/private research partnerships around your campus.

Program Leaders

Chief Strategy Officer Association of University Research Parks

What’s included

Access to the on-demand video with closed captions and presentation materials.

This program will explore how the Build Back Better Regional Challenge can be leveraged to build public/private research partnerships around your campus

$197.00

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