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Title : NSF May Bulletin Vol. 24; No. 9
Type : Bulletin
NSF Org: OD
Date : April 22, 1997
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NSF Announcements for May 1997

The NSF Bulletin provides monthly news
about NSF programs and funding
opportunities, deadline and target dates
for submission of proposals, current
publications, and meetings and
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NOTE: The CFDA numbers that appear under
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* * * * *

BIO Awards Lists Available

The fiscal year 1996 (FY96) Summary of
Awards for each division in the
Directorate for Biological Sciences
(BIO) is now available in print and
electronic format. Each summary provides
the scientific and engineering
communities with information about
awards made in the division during FY
96. Information includes the principal
investigator s name, the award title,
the amount, and the duration of the
award.

The following information includes the
publication number and the Web address
where each summary can be accessed:

o Division of Biological Infrastructure
(DBI) (NSF 97-65),
http://www.nsf.gov/bio/pubs/awards/dbiaw
d96.htm.

o Division of Environmental Biology
(DEB) (NSF 97-66),
http://www.nsf.gov/bio/pubs/awards/debaw
d96.htm.

o Division of Integrative Biology and
Neuroscience (IBN) (NSF 97-68),
http://www.nsf.gov/bio/pubs/awards/ibnaw
d96.htm.

o Division of Molecular and Cellular
Biosciences (MCB) (NSF 97-67),
http://www.nsf.gov/bio/pubs/awards/mcbaw
d96.htm.

Printed copies are available from the
Forms and Publications Unit and can be
ordered using the information on the
Publications Order form in the back of
this Bulletin.

NSF funds research and education in most
fields of science and engineering.
Grantees are wholly responsible for
conducting their project activities and
preparing the results for publication.
Thus the Foundation does not assume
responsibility for such findings or
their interpretation.

NSF welcomes proposals on behalf of all
qualified scientists, engineers, and
science educators and strongly
encourages women, minorities, and
persons with disabilities to participate
fully in its programs.

In accordance with federal statutes,
regulations, and NSF policies, no person
on grounds of race, color, age, sex,
national origin, or disability shall be
excluded from participation in, be
denied the benefits of, or be subject to
discrimination under any program or
activity receiving financial assistance
from NSF.

Facilitation Awards for Scientists and
Engineers with Disabilities provide
funding for special assistance or
equipment to enable persons with
disabilities to work on NSF-supported
projects. For more information, see the
program announcement (NSF 91-54), or
contact the program coordinator at 306-
1636.

Privacy Act and Public Burden. The
information requested on proposal forms
is solicited under the authority of the
National Science Foundation Act of 1950,
as amended. It will be used in
connection with the selection of
qualified proposals and may be disclosed
to qualified reviewers and staff
assistants as part of the review
process; to applicant
institutions/grantees to provide or
obtain data regarding the application
review process, award decisions, or the
administration of awards; to government
contractors, experts, volunteers, and
researchers as necessary to complete
assigned work; and to other government
agencies in order to coordinate
programs. See Systems of Records, NSF-
50, Principal Investigators/Proposal
File and Associated Records, 60 Federal
Register 4449 (Jan. 23, 1995), and NSF-
51, Reviewer/Proposal File and
Associated Records, 59 Federal Register
8031 (Feb. 17, 1994). Submission of the
information is voluntary. Failure to
provide full and complete information,
however, may reduce the possibility of
your receiving an award.

The public reporting burden for this
collection of information is estimated
to average 120 hours per response,
including the time for reviewing
instructions. Send comments regarding
this burden estimate or any other aspect
of this collection of information,
including suggestions for reducing this
burden, to Herman G. Fleming, Reports
Clearance Officer, Contracts, Policy,
and Oversight, National Science
Foundation, 4201 Wilson Boulevard,
Arlington, VA 22230.

The National Science Foundation has TDD
and FIRS capabilities, which enable
individuals with hearing impairment to
communicate with the Foundation about
NSF programs, employment, or general
information. To access TDD, dial 306-
0090; for FIRS, dial 1-800-877-8339.

Program Deadlines and Target Dates for
Proposals

The Bulletin gives key dates on which
grant proposals are due at NSF for the
next 4 months. These dates are subject
to change. Further information on the
programs in this publication is
available from the staff members or
offices listed for each entry; from the
NSF Guide to Programs (NSF 97-30); or
from the NSF Home Page on the Web.
Unless otherwise indicated, brochures in
parentheses are available from NSF's
Publications Office and may be requested
by filling out the Publications Order
Form located in the back of this
Bulletin. In addition, many of NSF's
publications are available
electronically on the Web. The number
and letter codes after some
announcements refer to listings in the
publication Keyword Thesaurus. They are
used by the research management offices
of colleges and universities to target
NSF Bulletin information to potential
users.

* * * * *
Program Deadlines: Unless otherwise
stated in announcements or
solicitations, proposals postmarked
after these cutoff dates generally will
be returned to the proposer.

Target Dates: Unless otherwise stated in
announcements or solicitations,
proposals postmarked after these cutoff
dates will be reviewed, although they
may miss a particular panel meeting.

Most NSF programs that do not have a
specific deadline or target date will
accept proposals at any time of the
year. These programs do not appear in
the Bulletin. It takes approximately 6
months to process a proposal.

* * * * *

Biological Sciences

CFDA #47.074

Further information on the programs in
this section can be found in the NSF
Guide to Programs (NSF 97-30), or on the
BIO Directorate Home Page at
http://www.nsf.gov/bio/start.htm.

PROGRAM DEADLINES:

May 2, 1997--

Fifth Competition for Long-Term
Ecological Research (LTER)--Urban LTER.
(Brochure NSF 97-53, available in
electronic format only.) Contact Dr.
Scott Collins in the Division of
Environmental Biology by phone, 306-
1482, or by e-mail, scol...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34; K.W.1002000,1007001.]

May 15, 1997--

Learning and Intelligent Systems. Full
Proposals. (Brochure NSF 97-18.) For
biologically related projects, contact
Dr. Walter Wilczynski in the Division of
Integrative Biology and Neuroscience by
phone, 306-1416, or by e-mail,
wwil...@nsf.gov. For general
information, send an e-mail message to
l...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34.]

July 15, 1997--

Research Collections in Systematics and
Ecology. (Brochure NSF 93-116, in
revision.) Contact Dr. Meredith Lane in
the Division of Environmental Biology by
phone, 306-1483, or by e-mail,
mal...@nsf.gov. [P.T.20,34;
K.W.1002011,1002016.]

July 22, 1997--
FOUNDATION WIDE

Faculty Early Career Development
(CAREER) Program. The CAREER Program
guidelines (NSF 97-87) and the FAQ
(Frequently Asked Questions) document
are now available on the NSF Home Page
(www.nsf.gov/) under the heading Cross-
Cutting Programs. The FAQ document is
available in electronic format only. The
guidelines are also available in printed
format and can be ordered from the NSF
Forms and Publications Unit using the
order form in the back of this Bulletin.
For general inquiries, contact Dr. Fred
Stollnitz in the Division of Integrative
Biology and Neuroscience by phone, 306-
1413, or by e-mail, fsto...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34; K.W.0502006.]

July 28, 1997--

Multi-User Biological Equipment and
Instrumentation Resources. (Brochure NSF
96-91, available in electronic format
only.) Contact Dr. Barry Masters or Dr.
Karl Koehler in the Division of
Biological Infrastructure by phone, 306-
1472, or by e-mail, bmas...@nsf.gov or
kkoe...@nsf.gov. [P.T.18,34;
K.W.1002000,1002024.]

August 25, 1997--

Instrument Development for Biological
Research. (Brochure NSF 96-90, available
in electronic format only.) Contact Dr.
Barry Masters or Dr. Karl Koehler in the
Division of Biological Infrastructure by
phone, 306-1472, or by e-mail,
bmas...@nsf.gov or kkoe...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.18,34; K.W.1002000,1002024.]

DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED--

Environmental Geochemistry and
Biogeochemistry. (Brochure NSF 96-152.)
Unsolicited proposals for this specific
component may be submitted to any of the
following divisions: Earth Sciences,
contact Dr. Maryellen Cameron by phone,
306-1554, or by e-mail,
mcam...@nsf.gov; Ocean Sciences,
contact Dr. Ken Buesseler by phone, 306-
1589, or by e-mail, kbue...@nsf.gov;
Chemistry, contact Dr. Margaret
Cavanaugh by phone, 306-1842, or by e-
mail, mcav...@nsf.gov; Chemical and
Transport Systems, contact Dr. M.C. Roco
by phone, 306-1371, or by e-mail,
mr...@nsf.gov; Atmospheric Sciences,
contact Dr. Anne-Marie Schmoltner by
phone, 306-1528, or by e-mail,
asch...@nsf.gov; Environmental Biology,
contact Dr. Gauis Shaver by phone, 306-
1479, or by e-mail, gsh...@nsf.gov;
Molecular and Cellular Biosciences,
contact Dr. Charles Liarakos by phone,
306-1441, or by e-mail,
clia...@nsf.gov; and contact the
Division of Mathematical Sciences at
306-1870. [P.T.18,34,40,42;
K.W.1002016,1002027,1005002,1007001,1007
002.]

TARGET DATES:

June 15, 1997--

Ecological Studies. In the Ecosystems
Program, contact Dr. Gauis Shaver or Dr.
James Callahan; and in the Ecology
Program, contact Dr. Penelope Firth or
Dr. Taber Allison; Division of
Environmental Biology, 306-1479.
[P.T.34; K.W.1002016.]

Systematic and Population Biology. In
the Systematics Program, contact Dr.
John Gold, Dr. Charles O'Kelly, or Dr.
James Rodman; and in the Population
Biology Program, contact Dr. Elizabeth
Lyons, Dr. Mark Courtney, or Dr. Lisa
Brooks; Division of Environmental
Biology, 306-1481. [P.T.34;
K.W.0413004,1002011.]

July 10, 1997--

Animal Behavior. Contact Dr. George Uetz
in the Division of Integrative Biology
and Neuroscience by phone, 306-1419, or
by e-mail, gu...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0201009,0404000.]

Animal Development. Contact Dr. Judith
Plesset in the Division of Integrative
Biology and Neuroscience by phone, 306-
1417, or by e-mail, jple...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34; K.W.1002052.]

Behavioral Neuroscience. Contact Dr.
Walter Wilczynski in the Division of
Integrative Biology and Neuroscience by
phone, 306-1416, or by e-mail,
wwil...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0404000,1002030.]

Biomolecular Processes. For Biochemistry
of Gene Expression, contact Dr. Charles
Liarakos or Dr. Susan Porter Ridley; and
for Metabolic Biochemistry, contact Dr.
Rona Hirschberg or Dr. Susan Porter
Ridley; Division of Molecular and
Cellular Biosciences, 306-1441. [P.T.34;
K.W.1002000.]

Biomolecular Structure and Function. For
Molecular Biochemistry, contact Dr.
Marcia Steinberg or Dr. P.C. Huang by
phone, 306-1443, or by e-mail,
mste...@nsf.gov or phu...@nsf.gov; and
for Molecular Biophysics, contact Dr.
Kamal Shukla or Dr. Dagmar Ringe by
phone, 306-1444, or by e-mail,
ksh...@nsf.gov or dri...@nsf.gov;
Division of Molecular and Cellular
Biosciences. [P.T.34;
K.W.1003001,1003002.]

Cell Biology. For Signal Transduction,
contact Dr. Barbara Zain or Dr. Eliot
Herman; and for Cellular Organization,
contact Dr. Eve Barak or Dr. Eliot
Herman; Division of Molecular and
Cellular Biosciences, 306-1442. [P.T.34;
K.W.1002004.]

Computational Neuroscience. Contact Dr.
Raymon Glantz in the Division of
Integrative Biology and Neuroscience by
phone, 306-1416, or by e-mail,
rgl...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34; K.W.1002030.]

Developmental Neuroscience. Contact Dr.
Susan Volman in the Division of
Integrative Biology and Neuroscience by
phone, 306-1423, or by e-mail,
svo...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34; K.W.1002030.]

Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology.
Contact Dr. John Phillips in the
Division of Integrative Biology and
Neuroscience by phone, 306-1421, or by
e-mail, jphi...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.1002044,1002062.]

Genetics. For Microbial Genetics,
contact Dr. Philip Harriman; and for
Eukaryotic Genetics, contact Dr. DeLill
Nasser; Division of Molecular and
Cellular Biosciences, 306-1439. [P.T.34;
K.W.0760053,1002019,1003002.]

Integrative Animal Biology. Contact Dr.
Stacia Sower or Dr. Elvira Doman in the
Division of Integrative Biology and
Neuroscience by phone, 306-1421, or by
e-mail, sso...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0201018,0201019.]

Integrative Plant Biology. Contact Dr.
Hans Bohnert in the Division of
Integrative Biology and Neuroscience by
phone, 306-1422, or by e-mail,
hboh...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34; K.W.1002040.]

Neuroendocrinology. Contact Dr. Kathie
Olsen in the Division of Integrative
Biology and Neuroscience by phone, 306-
1423, or by e-mail, kol...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34; K.W.0785105.]

Neuronal and Glial Mechanisms. Contact
Dr. Raymon Glantz in the Division of
Integrative Biology and Neuroscience by
phone, 306-1416, or by e-mail,
rgl...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34; K.W.1002030.]

Plant and Microbial Development. Contact
Dr. J. Lynn Zimmerman in the Division of
Integrative Biology and Neuroscience by
phone, 306-1417, or by e-mail,
jzim...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.1002027,1002040.]

Sensory Systems. Contact Dr. Christopher
Platt in the Division of Integrative
Biology and Neuroscience by phone, 306-
1424, or by e-mail, cpl...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34; K.W.0705070.]

Computer and Information Science
and Engineering

CFDA #47.070

Further information on the programs in
this section can be found in the NSF
Guide to Programs (NSF 97-30), or on the
CISE Directorate Home Page at
http://www.cise.nsf.gov/.

PROGRAM DEADLINES:

May 1, 1997--

Networking and Communications Research.
(Brochure NSF 89-110.) Contact Dr.
Thomas Fuja or Dr. Tatsuya Suda in the
Division of Networking and
Communications Research and
Infrastructure by phone, 306-1949, or by
e-mail, tf...@nsf.gov or su...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34; K.W.0405000,1004055.]

July 31, 1997--

Connections to the Internet. (Brochure
NSF 96-64.) Contact Mr. David Staudt or
Mr. Douglas Gatchell in the Division of
Networking and Communications Research
and Infrastructure by phone, 306-1949,
or by e-mail, dst...@nsf.gov or
dgat...@nsf.gov. [P.T.18,36;
K.W.1103008.]

August 6, 1997--

CISE Instrumentation. (Brochure NSF 95-
60.) Supports the purchase of special-
purpose equipment or instrumentation to
be used for research in areas of science
and engineering that are supported by
the CISE Directorate. This equipment is
not intended to provide general
computing capacity and should be
required by more than one research
project or be difficult to justify for
one project alone. Contact Ms. Rita
Rodriguez in the Office of Cross-
Disciplinary Activities by phone, 306-
1980, or by e-mail, rrod...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.18; K.W.1014001.]

August 15, 1997--

Experiments in Distributed Design and
Fabrication and Rapid Prototyping Using
Agile Networking. (Brochure NSF 96-94.)
Contact Dr. John Lehmann in the Division
of Microelectronic Information
Processing Systems by phone, 306-1940,
or by e-mail, jleh...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.1004055.]

Education and Human Resources

CFDA #47.076

Further information on the programs in
this section can be found in the NSF
Guide to Programs (NSF 97-30), or on the
EHR Directorate Home Page at
http://red.www.nsf.gov/.

PROGRAM DEADLINES:

May 1, 1997--

Implementation and Development Projects
(IDP). Formal Proposals--Over $100,000.
(Brochure NSF 96-131.) This program
funds projects that build on existing
research about gender and science,
engineering, and mathematics
infrastructure to create positive,
permanent change in academic, social,
and scientific climates. Awards will be
granted for up to 3 years, with budgets
of up to $300,000 a year. Prospective
proposers who did not submit a
preliminary proposal by January 2, 1997,
are not eligible to submit a formal
proposal. Contact the Programs for Women
and Girls in the Division of Human
Resource Development by phone, 306-1637,
or by e-mail, hrdw...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.06,12,34,42;II;
K.W.0502023,0502031,0502042.]

June 1, 1997--

Research on Education, Policy, and
Practice (REPP). Formal Proposals.
(Brochure NSF 96-138.) Supports research
in the following areas: Data,
Methodology, and Theory; Policy;
Practice; and Technology. Contact Dr.
Christopher Dede in the Division of
Research, Evaluation, and Communication
by phone, 306-1651, or by e-mail,
cjd...@nsf.gov. The target date for
preliminary proposals was March 15,
1997. [P.T.34; K.W.0502023,0502031.]

June 9, 1997--

Course and Curriculum Development.
(Brochure NSF 97-29.) This program
provides support to improve the quality
of courses and curricula in science,
mathematics, engineering, and
technology. Proposals are encouraged
that address the goals of the initiative
Mathematical Sciences and Their
Application Throughout the Curriculum
but that are smaller in scale than those
previously supported. Proposals are also
encouraged for adopting materials and
strategies developed by projects
currently funded through the Systemic
Changes in the Undergraduate Chemistry
Curriculum initiative. Contact the
Division of Undergraduate Education at
306-1681. [P.T.25; K.W.0500000.]

Undergraduate Faculty Enhancement
Program. (Brochure NSF 97-29.) This
program supports workshops and other
activities that target faculty who are
teaching undergraduate students, to
inform them about advances in their
fields and help them incorporate this
knowledge into their instructional
material. Contact the Division of
Undergraduate Education at 306-1666.
[P.T.25,42;
K.W.0501051,0505015,0901072.]

July 15, 1997--

Information Dissemination Activities for
Persons with Disabilities. Preliminary
Proposals. (Brochure NSF 96-88.) This
effort supports activities designed to
disseminate and promote utilization of
program results and to promote
replication of successful strategies
used to increase the recruitment and
retention of persons with disabilities
in science, mathematics, engineering,
and technology (SMET) education and
career development. Audiences for these
activities include precollege school
counselors and science and mathematics
teachers, college and university SMET
faculty, and families of students with
disabilities. Formal proposals are due
October 1, 1997. Contact the Programs
for Persons with Disabilities in the
Division of Human Resource Development
by phone, 306-1636, or by e-mail,
hrd...@nsf.gov. [P.T.16;DD;
K.W.0502006,0770010.]

Model Projects for Persons with
Disabilities. Preliminary Proposals.
(Brochure NSF 96-88.) The intention of
this activity is to (a) encourage the
design and implementation of innovative
and highly focused activities that will
improve the access and retention of
persons with disabilities in enhanced
education and careers in the fields of
science, engineering, and mathematics;
and (b) demonstrate the effectiveness of
existing activities with the same goals.
These goals can be achieved through
evaluation, refinement, and expansion,
or replication with a different
population or setting. Formal proposals
are due October 1, 1997. Contact the
Programs for Persons with Disabilities
in the Division of Human Resource
Development by phone, 306-1636, or by e-
mail, hrd...@nsf.gov. [P.T.12,25;II;
K.W.0500000,0502006.]

TARGET DATES:

May 1, 1997--

Instructional Materials Development.
Preliminary Proposals. (Brochure NSF 97-
20.) This program supports the
development of instructional materials
that will promote the systemic
improvement of science, mathematics, and
technology instruction in grades pre-K
through 12. The projects emphasize the
connections within and among science,
mathematics, technology, and other areas
of study. The materials should have a
broad impact on education and should
make positive, long-term changes in
student learning. Formal proposals are
due August 15, 1997. Contact the
Division of Elementary, Secondary, and
Informal Education at 306-1614. [P.T.25;
K.W.0503016.]

June 2, 1997--

Informal Science Education. Formal
Proposals. (Brochure NSF 97-20.) This
program promotes a better understanding
of the process of science and scientific
thinking through learning that is
voluntary, self-directed, and long term.
Informal science programs are often
visual or object-oriented and operate
through a variety of media and
organizations, including television,
film, museums, nature centers, parks,
and libraries. The projects are designed
to reach a large national or regional
audience for maximum impact and seek to
promote new relationships between
informal and formal education.
Preliminary proposals were due March 3,
1997. Contact the Division of
Elementary, Secondary, and Informal
Education at 306-1616. [P.T.25;
K.W.0502031,0502058,0503003.]

August 1, 1997--

Informal Science Education. Preliminary
Proposals. (Brochure NSF 97-20.) This
program promotes a better understanding
of the process of science and scientific
thinking through learning that is
voluntary, self-directed, and long term.
Informal science programs are often
visual or object-oriented and operate
through a variety of media and
organizations, including television,
film, museums, nature centers, parks,
and libraries. The projects are designed
to reach a large national or regional
audience for maximum impact and seek to
promote new relationships between
informal and formal education. Formal
proposals are due November 17, 1997.
Contact the Division of Elementary,
Secondary, and Informal Education at
306-1616. [P.T.25;
K.W.0502031,0502058,0503003.]

August 15, 1997--

Instructional Materials Development.
Formal Proposals. (Brochure NSF 97-20.)
This program supports the development of
instructional materials that will
promote the systemic improvement of
science, mathematics, and technology
instruction in grades pre-K through 12.
The projects emphasize the connections
within and among science, mathematics,
technology, and other areas of study.
The materials should have a broad impact
on education and should make positive,
long-term changes in student learning.
Preliminary proposals were due May 1,
1997. Contact the Division of
Elementary, Secondary, and Informal
Education at 306-1614. [P.T.25;
K.W.0503016.]

DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED--

Integrative Graduate Education and
Research Training Program (formerly
Graduate Research Traineeships (GRTs)
and Research Training Grants (RTGs)
Programs). (Brochure to be released in
late May.) Contact Dr. Paul Jennings in
the Division of Graduate Education by
phone, 306-1696, or by e-mail,
pjen...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34,44;
K.W.0500000.]

Engineering

CFDA #47.041

Further information on the programs in
this section can be found in the NSF
Guide to Programs (NSF 97-30), or on the
ENG Directorate Home Page at
http://www.nsf.gov:80/eng/start.htm.

PROGRAM DEADLINES:

June 12, 1997--

Small Business Innovation Research.
(Brochure NSF 97-64.) Contact the
Division of Design, Manufacture, and
Industrial Innovation by phone, 306-
1390, or by e-mail, sb...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34; K.W.0901043.]

July 22, 1997--
FOUNDATION WIDE

Faculty Early Career Development
(CAREER) Program. The CAREER Program
guidelines (NSF 97-87) and the FAQ
(Frequently Asked Questions) document
are now available on the NSF Home Page
(www.nsf.gov/) under the heading Cross-
Cutting Programs. The FAQ document is
available in electronic format only. The
guidelines are also available in printed
format and can be ordered from the NSF
Forms and Publications Unit using the
order form in the back of this Bulletin.
For general inquiries, contact Ms.
Sharon Middledorf in the Division of
Engineering Education and Centers by
phone, 306-1384, or by e-mail,
eng...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34; K.W.0502006.]

DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED--

Geosciences

CFDA #47.050

Further information on the programs in
this section can be found in the NSF
Guide to Programs (NSF 97-30), or on the
GEO Directorate Home Page at
http://www.geo.nsf.gov/.

PROGRAM DEADLINES:

June 1, 1997--

Division of Earth Sciences. In the
Continental Dynamics Program, contact
Dr. Leonard Johnson by phone, 306-1559,
or by e-mail, lejo...@nsf.gov; in the
Geology and Paleontology Program,
contact Dr. John Maccini or Dr.
Christopher Maples by phone, 306-1551,
or by e-mail, jama...@nsf.gov or
cma...@nsf.gov; in the Geophysics
Program, contact Ms. Robin Reichlin or
Dr. James Whitcomb by phone, 306-1556,
or by e-mail, rrei...@nsf.gov or
jwhi...@nsf.gov; in the Hydrologic
Sciences Program, contact Dr. L. Douglas
James by phone, 306-1549, or by e-mail,
ldj...@nsf.gov; in the Petrology and
Geochemistry Program, contact Dr. Sonia
Esperanca or Dr. Maryellen Cameron by
phone, 306-1554, or by e-mail,
sesp...@nsf.gov or mcam...@nsf.gov;
and in the Tectonics Program, contact
Dr. Thomas Wright or Dr. Robert Wintsch
by phone, 306-1552, or by e-mail,
twr...@nsf.gov or rwin...@nsf.gov.
Descriptions of programs are contained
in Earth Sciences Research at the NSF
(NSF 96-50). [P.T.34;
K.W.1005002,1005005,1005013,1005017,1005
019,1005024,1005048,1013009.]

DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED--

Cooperative Studies of the Earth s Deep
Interior. (Brochure NSF 95-155.) Contact
Ms. Robin Reichlin in the Division of
Earth Sciences by phone, 306-1556, or by
e-mail, rrei...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.1005000.]

TARGET DATES:

May 1, 1997--

Coupling, Energetics, and Dynamics of
Atmospheric Regions (CEDAR). Contact Dr.
Sunanda Basu in the Division of
Atmospheric Sciences by phone, 306-1529,
or by e-mail, sb...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.1001000,1008050.]

May 2, 1997--

Proposal for Unidata Equipment Grants.
Contact Mr. Bernard Grant in the
Division of Atmospheric Sciences by
phone, 306-1521, or by e-mail,
bgr...@nsf.gov. [P.T.18; K.W.1001000.]

June 1, 1997--

Division of Atmospheric Sciences.
Supports research that requires National
Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)
or university-based national facilities
for the period April 1 through October
1, 1998. Contact Mr. Kenneth Van Sickle
by phone, 306-1526, or by e-mail,
kvan...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34; K.W.1001000.]

Mathematical and Physical Sciences

CFDA #47.049

Further information on the programs in
this section can be found in the NSF
Guide to Programs (NSF 97-30), or on the
MPS Directorate Home Page at
http://www.nsf.gov/mps.

PROGRAM DEADLINES:

July 22, 1997--
FOUNDATION WIDE

Faculty Early Career Development
(CAREER) Program. The CAREER Program
guidelines (NSF 97-87) and the FAQ
(Frequently Asked Questions) document
are now available on the NSF Home Page
(www.nsf.gov/) under the heading Cross-
Cutting Programs. The FAQ document is
available in electronic format only. The
guidelines are also available in printed
format and can be ordered from the NSF
Forms and Publications Unit using the
order form in the back of this Bulletin.
For general inquiries, contact Dr. James
Wright in the Division of Astronomical
Sciences by phone, 306-1819, or by e-
mail, jwr...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0502006.]

August 29, 1997--

Advanced Technologies and
Instrumentation (ATI). Contact Dr.
Benjamin Snavely in the Division of
Astronomical Sciences by phone, 306-
1828, or by e-mail, bsna...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.18,34; K.W.1014001.]

TARGET DATES:

July 1, 1997--

Division of Chemistry. Proposals
submitted to the division should use
this target date. However, those
submitted in response to a program
announcement should use the date in the
announcement. Contact the Division of
Chemistry at 306-1840. [P.T.34;
K.W.1003000.]

Office of Polar Programs

Further information on the programs in
this section can be found in the NSF
Guide to Programs (NSF 97-30), or on the
OPP Home Page at
http://www.nsf.gov:80/od/opp.

PROGRAM DEADLINES:

June 1, 1997--

Arctic Research. (Brochure NSF 95-133.)
This brochure describes the Foundation's
Arctic Research Program and other
opportunities for Foundation support of
arctic research. Contact the Office of
Polar Programs at 306-1029. [P.T.34;
K.W.0111001,1008020.]

U.S. Antarctic Research. See brochure
NSF 96-93, Antarctic Research Program
Announcement and Proposal Guide, for
information on fieldwork in the 1998-
1999 austral summer or in the 1999
winter, or for research not involving
fieldwork beginning as early as January
1998. Contact the Office of Polar
Programs at 306-1031. [P.T.34;
K.W.0102000.]

TARGET DATES:

June 1, 1997--

Arctic Social Sciences. (Brochure NSF
95-133.) Contact Dr. Carole Seyfrit in
the Office of Polar Programs by phone,
306-1029, or by e-mail,
csey...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0111001,1008020.]

Arctic System Sciences. (Brochure NSF
95-133.) Contact Dr. Michael Ledbetter
in the Office of Polar Programs by
phone, 306-1029, or by e-mail,
mled...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0111001,1008020.]

Social, Behavioral, and Economic
Sciences

CFDA #47.075

Further information on the programs in
this section can be found in the NSF
Guide to Programs (NSF 97-30), or on the
SBE Directorate Home Page at
http://www.nsf.gov:80/sbe/start.htm.

PROGRAM DEADLINES:

May 1, 1997--

Cooperative Science Programs with
Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, and
Venezuela. Semi-Annual Deadline.
(Brochure NSF 96-14.) Supports
cooperative research, joint workshops,
dissertation improvement grants, and
program planning visits. For
collaborative research projects and
workshops, the foreign counterpart or
counterparts must submit a parallel
proposal to a counterpart agency in the
host country. Contact the Division of
International Programs by phone, 306-
1706, or by e-mail, krb...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34,40,42;
K.W.0112005,0112017,0112026,0112089,0112
147.]

June 15, 1997--

U.S.-France Cooperative Science Program.
Annual Deadline for U.S. Proposals to
the NSF. (Brochure NSF 96-14.) Supports
cooperative research and joint
workshops. A French collaborator must
have submitted a parallel proposal to
the French National Center for
Scientific Research (CNRS) by June 15,
1997. Contact Ms. Rose Bader Gombay in
the Division of International Programs
by phone, 306-1702, or by e-mail,
rgo...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34,42;
K.W.0112045.]

U.S.-Germany Cooperative Research Co-
Sponsored by the German Academic
Exchange Service (DAAD). Annual
Deadline. (Brochure NSF 96-14.) Supports
cooperative research and joint workshops
with researchers at German universities.
A German collaborator must submit a
parallel proposal to the DAAD. Contact
Dr. Mark Suskin in the Division of
International Programs by phone, 306-
1702, or by e-mail, msu...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.26,34; K.W.0112050.]

U.S.-Japan Cooperative Research,
Including Short-Term Visits and Joint
Seminars. Annual Deadline. (Brochure NSF
96-14.) This program accepts proposals
for cooperative research projects and
joint seminar activities. Contact the
Division of International Programs by
phone, 306-1701, or by e-mail,
jkp...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34,42;
K.W.0112070.]

TARGET DATES:

May 1, 1997--

Cooperative Research Programs with the
Americas. (Brochure NSF 96-14.) Supports
cooperative research, workshops, program
planning visits, and dissertation
improvement awards to conduct research
in most of the countries in the
Americas. Contact the Division of
International Programs by phone, 306-
1706, or by e-mail, krb...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34,40,42; K.W.0113005.]

July 1, 1997--

Archaeology. (Brochure NSF 90-93.)
Contact Dr. John Yellen in the Division
of Social, Behavioral, and Economic
Research by phone, 306-1759, or by e-
mail, jye...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0402000.]

Cultural Anthropology. (Brochure NSF 90-
93.) Contact Dr. Stuart Plattner in the
Division of Social, Behavioral, and
Economic Research by phone, 306-1758, or
by e-mail, spla...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0401001.]

Physical Anthropology. (Brochure NSF 90-
93.) Contact Dr. Dennis O Rourke in the
Division of Social, Behavioral, and
Economic Research by phone, 306-1758, or
by e-mail, doro...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0401002.]

July 15, 1997--

Human Cognition and Perception.
(Brochure NSF 94-64.) Contact Dr.
Michael McCloskey in the Division of
Social, Behavioral, and Economic
Research by phone, 306-1732, or by e-
mail, mmcc...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0414005,0414017.]

Linguistics. (Brochure NSF 94-64.)
Contact Dr. Fernanda Ferreira in the
Division of Social, Behavioral, and
Economic Research by phone, 306-1731, or
by e-mail, mfer...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0410000.]

Social Psychology. (Brochure NSF 94-64.)
Contact Dr. Steven Breckler in the
Division of Social, Behavioral, and
Economic Research by phone, 306-1728, or
by e-mail, sbre...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0414014.]

August 1, 1997--

Ethics and Values Studies. (Brochure NSF
95-86.) Contact Dr. Rachelle Hollander
in the Division of Social, Behavioral,
and Economic Research by phone, 306-
1743, or by e-mail, rhol...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34; K.W.1014004.]

Science and Technology Studies.
(Brochure NSF 95-92.) Contact Dr. Edward
Hackett in the Division of Social,
Behavioral, and Economic Research by
phone, 306-1743, or by e-mail,
ehac...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34; K.W.0309008.]

August 15, 1997--

Decision, Risk, and Management Science.
(Brochure NSF 94-64.) Contact Dr.
Jonathan Leland in the Division of
Social, Behavioral, and Economic
Research by phone, 306-1757, or by e-
mail, jle...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0411005,0411015.]

Economics. (Brochure NSF 94-64.) Contact
Dr. Daniel Newlon, Dr. Catherine Eckel,
or Dr. Lynn Pollnow in the Division of
Social, Behavioral, and Economic
Research by phone, 306-1753, or by e-
mail, dne...@nsf.gov, cec...@nsf.gov,
or lpol...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0408000.]

Geography and Regional Science Doctoral
Dissertation Improvement Awards.
(Brochure NSF 94-64.) Contact Dr. J.W.
Harrington or Dr. Thomas Leinbach in the
Division of Social, Behavioral, and
Economic Research by phone, 306-1754, or
by e-mail, jwha...@nsf.gov or
tlei...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34; K.W.0409000.]

Law and Social Science. (Brochure NSF
94-64.) Contact Dr. Harmon Hosch in the
Division of Social, Behavioral, and
Economic Research by phone, 306-1762, or
by e-mail, hho...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0418003,0801029.]

Methodology, Measurement, and Statistics
in the Social Sciences (MMS). (Brochure
NSF 94-64.) Contact Dr. Cheryl Eavey in
the Division of Social, Behavioral, and
Economic Research by phone, 306-1729, or
by e-mail, cea...@nsf.gov. [P.T.34;
K.W.0404050.]

Political Science. (Brochure NSF 94-64.)
Contact Dr. Frank Scioli or Dr. Rick
Wilson in the Division of Social,
Behavioral, and Economic Research by
phone, 306-1761, or by e-mail,
fsc...@nsf.gov or rwi...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34; K.W.0412000.]

Sociology. (Brochure NSF 94-64.) Contact
Dr. William Bainbridge or Dr. Patricia
White in the Division of Social,
Behavioral, and Economic Research by
phone, 306-1756, or by e-mail,
wbai...@nsf.gov or pwh...@nsf.gov.
[P.T.34; K.W.0417000.]

POSITIONS OPEN FOR

PROGRAM DIRECTOR
ASSOCIATE PROGRAM DIRECTOR
ASSISTANT PROGRAM DIRECTOR

The positions listed in this section do
not necessarily represent all current
vacancies at NSF. To hear a listing of
posted NSF vacancies, call the Vacancy
Hotline (see below). Many
divisions/offices accept applications
for rotational positions year-round
without formal advertisement. To apply,
send a resume to the appropriate
division with a cover letter explaining
your interest. Positions are excepted
from the competitive Civil Service; the
type of appointment is indicated in the
job announcement. The per annum salary
levels, which include a locality pay
adjustment, are as follows:

Program Director Level IV--$64,555 to
$100,611;

Associate Program Director Level III--
$54,629 to $86,059;

Assistant Program Director Level II--
$38,330 to $71,017.

To apply for one of the following
positions, you should submit a resume or
other application form of your choice
and a letter or letters of
recommendation. Your application must
specify the job title and grade of the
position you are applying for and should
include the following information: your
country of citizenship; your education,
including your major and the type(s) and
year(s) of your degree(s); and your
experience related to this job,
including job titles, duties,
accomplishments, employers' names and
phone numbers, number of hours worked
per week, starting and ending dates, and
salaries. If you have held various
positions with the same employer,
describe each separately. Send your
application to the Division of Human
Resource Management, Room 315, NSF, 4201
Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22230.
For additional information and/or to
obtain the closing date for an
announcement, call 306-1182, ext. 3048.
Hearing-impaired individuals should call
TDD, 306-0189. NSF is an Equal
Opportunity Employer.

* * * * *

Hotline Service

NSF has a Vacancy Hotline listing all
current vacancies. The Hotline number
locally is 306-0080; outside the
Washington, DC, metropolitan area, call
1-800-628-1487. Hearing-impaired
individuals should call TDD, 306-0189.

* * * * *

DIRECTORATE FOR BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
(BIO)

Position and Location: Program Director
positions in the Division of Biological
Infrastructure (DBI). Openings are in
the following programs: Instrumentation,
Databases, and Computational Biology.

Type of Employment: Rotational
assignment for 1 or 2 years under the
terms of the Visiting Scientist Program
or on a temporary basis during
summer/fall 1997.

For More Information: Contact Dr. James
Brown, Division Director for DBI, at
306-1470. Submit applications to the
attention of Ms. Catherine Handle. For
additional information, call Ms. Handle
at 306-1185, ext. 3027.

* * * * *

Position and Location: Program Director
positions in the Division of
Environmental Biology (DEB). Openings
are in the following programs:
Population Biology, Systematics,
Ecology, Ecosystems Studies, Research
Collections, and Biotic Surveys and
Inventories.

Type of Employment: Rotational
assignment for 1 or 2 years under the
terms of the Visiting Scientist Program
or on a temporary basis.

For More Information: Contact Dr. Thomas
Brady, Acting Division Director for DEB,
at 306-1480. Submit applications to the
attention of Ms. Catherine Handle. For
additional information, call Ms. Handle
at 306-1185, ext. 3027.

* * * * *

Position and Location: Program Director
positions in the Division of Integrative
Biology and Neuroscience (IBN). Openings
are in the following programs:
Developmental Mechanisms, Physiology and
Ethology, and Neuroscience.

Type of Employment: Rotational
assignment for 1 or 2 years under the
terms of the Visiting Scientist Program
or on a temporary basis during
summer/fall 1997.

For More Information: Contact Dr. Bruce
Umminger, Division Director for IBN, at
306-1420. Submit applications to the
attention of Ms. Catherine Handle. For
additional information, call Ms. Handle
at 306-1185, ext. 3027.

* * * * *

Position and Location: Program Director
positions in the Division of Molecular
and Cellular Biosciences (MCB). Openings
are in the following programs:
Biochemistry, Biophysics, Genetics, and
Cell Biology.

Type of Employment: Rotational
assignment for 1 or 2 years under the
terms of the Visiting Scientist Program
or on a temporary basis during
summer/fall 1997.

For More Information: Contact Dr. Julius
Jackson, Division Director for MCB, at
306-1440. Submit applications to the
attention of Ms. Catherine Handle. For
additional information, call Ms. Handle
at 306-1185, ext. 3027.

DIRECTORATE FOR COMPUTER AND INFORMATION
SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (CISE)

Position and Location: Program Director
for Computer Systems Software in the
Division of Computer and Computation
Research (CCR).

Type of Employment: Rotational
assignment for 1 or 2 years under the
terms of the Visiting Scientist Program
or on a temporary basis, expected to be
filled in the fall of 1997.
Alternatively, the position may be
filled under the Intergovernmental
Personnel Act (IPA). IPA applicants must
be permanent career employees of their
current employer (which must be an
eligible organization) for at least 90
days before entering into a mobility
assignment agreement with a federal
agency.

For More Information: Contact Dr.
Richard Kieburtz, Division Director for
CCR, by phone, 306-1910, or by e-mail,
rkie...@nsf.gov. Submit applications to
the attention of Ms. Nina Beard. For
additional information, call Ms. Beard
at 306-1185, ext. 3026.

DIRECTORATE FOR ENGINEERING (ENG)

Position and Location: Program Director
for Thermal Transport and Thermal
Processing in the Division of Chemical
and Transport Systems (CTS).

Type of Employment: Permanent or
rotational assignment for 1 or 2 years
under the terms of the Visiting
Scientist Program or on a temporary
basis. Alternatively, the position may
be filled under the Intergovernmental
Personnel Act (IPA). IPA applicants must
be permanent career employees of their
current employer (which must be an
eligible organization) for at least 90
days before entering into a mobility
assignment agreement with a federal
agency.

For More Information: Contact Dr. Gary
Poehlein, Division Director for CTS, by
phone, 306-1370, or by fax, 306-0319.
Submit applications to the attention of
Ms. Catherine Handle. For additional
information, call Ms. Handle at 306-
1185, ext. 3027.

DIRECTORATE FOR GEOSCIENCES (GEO)

Position and Location: Associate Program
Director for Ocean Drilling in the
Division of Ocean Sciences (OCE).

Type of Employment: One-year assignment
to be filled under the Intergovernmental
Personnel Act (IPA). IPA applicants must
be permanent career employees of their
current employer (which must be an
eligible organization) for at least 90
days before entering into a mobility
assignment agreement with a federal
agency.

For More Information: Contact Dr. Bruce
Malfait, Program Director for Ocean
Drilling, OCE, at 306-1581. For
information on other qualifications for
this position, contact Ms. Aliceann
Phelps by phone, 306-1580, or by e-mail,
aph...@nsf.gov. Submit applications to
the attention of Ms. Catherine Handle.

DIRECTORATE FOR MATHEMATICAL AND
PHYSICAL SCIENCES (MPS)

Position and Location: Program Director
(Astronomer) for Extragalactic Astronomy
and Cosmology in the Division of
Astronomical Sciences (AST).

Type of Employment: Rotational
assignment for 1 or 2 years under the
terms of the Visiting Scientist Program
or on a temporary basis during fall
1997.

For More Information: Contact Dr. Morris
Aizenman, Executive Officer for AST, at
306-1821. Submit applications to the
attention of Ms. Catherine Handle. For
additional information, call Ms. Handle
at 306-1185, ext. 3027.

* * * * *

Position and Location: Program Director
positions in the Division of
Mathematical Sciences (DMS).

Type of Employment: Rotational
assignment for 1 or 2 years under the
terms of the Visiting Scientist Program
or on a temporary basis beginning
September 1997.

For More Information: Contact the
Division of Mathematical Sciences at
306-1873. Submit applications to the
attention of Ms. Catherine Handle. For
additional information, call Ms. Handle
at 306-1185, ext. 3027.

* * * * *

Position and Location: Program Officer
positions in the Division of Chemistry
(CHE). Openings are in the following
programs: Analytical and Surface
Chemistry; Theoretical and Computational
Chemistry; Organic Chemical Dynamics;
Synthetic Organic Chemistry;
Experimental Physical Chemistry;
Inorganic, Bioinorganic, and
Organometallic Chemistry; and the Office
of Special Projects.

Type of Employment: Rotational
assignment for 1 or 2 years under the
terms of the Visiting Scientist Program
or on a temporary basis during summer
1997.

For More Information: Contact the
appropriate person listed below at 306-
1840 (unless otherwise indicated).
Submit applications to the attention of
Ms. Catherine Handle. For additional
information, call Ms. Handle at 306-
1185, ext. 3027.

o Analytical and Surface Chemistry--Dr.
Henry Blount.
o Theoretical and Computational
Chemistry--Dr. Richard Hilderbrandt.
o Organic Chemical Dynamics or Synthetic
Organic Chemistry--Dr. George Rubottom.
o Experimental Physical Chemistry--Dr.
Frank Wodarczyk.
o Inorganic, Bioinorganic, and
Organometallic Chemistry--Dr. Margaret
Cavanaugh.
o Office of Special Projects--Dr.
Karolyn Eisenstein, 306-1850.

OFFICE OF POLAR PROGRAMS (OPP)

Position and Location:
Associate/Assistant Program Manager
(Biological Science
Administrator/Ecologist) for the Polar
Biology and Medicine Program.

Type of Employment: The position will be
filled under the Intergovernmental
Personnel Act (IPA) beginning mid-1997.
IPA applicants must be permanent career
employees of their current employer
(which must be an eligible organization)
for at least 90 days before entering
into a mobility assignment agreement
with a federal agency.

For More Information: Contact Dr. Polly
Penhale, Program Manager for Polar
Biology and Medicine, OPP, at 306-1033.
Submit applications to the attention of
Ms. Nina Beard. For additional
information, call Ms. Beard at 306-1185,
ext. 3026.

STAFF CHANGES

Kendra L. Daly to Assistant Program
Director for the Biological Oceanography
Program, Division of Ocean Sciences,
306-1580.

May 1997 Publications Order Form

Before ordering printed copies of
publications, please try accessing them
electronically on the NSF Home Page
(http://www.nsf.gov/) via the World Wide
Web. Most of NSF's printed material can
be obtained electronically, including
program announcements, the Guide to
Programs, the Grant Proposal Guide and
Proposal Forms Kit, the Bulletin, the
NSF phone book, and press releases and
tipsheets. Abstracts of awards for the
years 1989 through the present are also
available. Information on electronic
access is available in most of NSF s
publications on the inside front or back
cover. If you don't have electronic
access, use the form below to order a
printed copy.

Single copies of printed publications
listed in this Bulletin are available by
returning the order form below to the
NSF Forms and Publications Unit, Room
P15, 4201 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington,
VA 22230.

Requests for publications can also be
made by fax, (703) 644-4278; by e-mail,
pu...@nsf.gov; or by voice-mail, (703)
306-1130. Requests must include the NSF
publication number, the title, the
number of copies needed, your name, and
a complete mailing address.

Publications should be received within 3
weeks after placement of your order.

Check:

NSF 93-130. Research Planning Grants and Career
Advancement Awards for Women Scientists
and Engineers.

NSF 94-79. Research in Undergraduate Institutions
(Faculty Research Projects; Research
Instrumentation Grants; Research
Opportunity Awards).

NSF 94-147. Research Planning Grants and Career
Advancement Awards for Minority
Scientists and Engineers.

NSF 95-27. Grant Proposal Guide (GPG) (contains the
Proposal Forms Kit, NSF 95-28).

NSF 95-28. Proposal Forms Kit (companion
publication to NSF 95-27, Grant Proposal
Guide).

NSF 95-64. Getting NSF Information and Publications
(revised STIS flyer).

NSF 95-145. Local Systemic Change through Teacher
Enhancement in Mathematics, Grades 7
through 12 (Program Solicitation and
Guidelines).

NSF 96-1. NSF Annual Report, FY 1994-95 (printed
as an insert in the July/August 1996
issue of Frontiers).

NSF 96-14. Division of International Programs
(Program Announcement).

NSF 96-50. Earth Sciences Research at the NSF
(Program Descriptions).

NSF 96-74. Institution-Wide Reform of Undergraduate
Education in Science, Mathematics,
Engineering, and Technology (Program
Announcement and Guidelines).

NSF 96-93. Antarctic Research Program Announcement
and Proposal Guide.

NSF 96-102. Research Experiences for Undergraduates.

NSF 96-116. Collaborative Research at Undergraduate
Institutions Program.

NSF 96-146. Teacher Preparation and NSF
Collaboratives for Excellence in Teacher
Preparation (Awards Directory).

NSF 96-303. Selected Data on S&E Doctorate Awards:
1995.

NSF 96-305. Academic S&E Support from Federal
Agencies Rose by 8 Percent in FY 1994
(Data Brief). (Only available from the
SRS Division, Room 965; call 306-1780.)

NSF 96-330. Western Europe Leads the United States
and Asia in S&E Ph.D. Production (Data
Brief). (Only available from the SRS
Division, Room 965; call 306-1780.)

NSF 97-20. Elementary, Secondary, and Informal
Education (Program Announcement and
Guidelines).

NSF 97-29. Division of Undergraduate Education
(Program Announcement and Guidelines).

NSF 97-30. NSF Guide to Programs, FY 1997.

NSF 97-37. Synergy: Shaping the Future of
Undergraduate Education.

NSF 97-71. NSF Announces Awards for Undergraduate
Course and Curriculum Development
Program: FY 1996.

NSF 97-72. Undergraduate Course and Curriculum
Development Program: FY 95 Awards.

NSF 97-87. Faculty Early Career Development Program
Guidelines.

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