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Nuclear Energy University Programs + Minority-Serving Institution Opportunities. Chester Scott on behalf of John Gross Policy, Integration and Communication Office of Nuclear Energy June 2012. NEUP Mission and Objectives. NEUP Mission - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Nuclear Energy University Programs +Minority-Serving Institution Opportunities
Chester Scott on behalf of John GrossPolicy, Integration and Communication
Office of Nuclear Energy
June 2012
NEUP Mission and Objectives
NEUP Mission• As part of the NE research and development (R&D)
mission, engage U.S. university community, provide resources to conduct Program Directed, Program Supporting, and Mission Supporting R&D, related infrastructure improvements, and student fellowship/scholarship grants supporting university-based nuclear science and engineering research
NEUP Objectives• Support the NE R&D Roadmap and associated
implementation plan objectives while bolstering university R&D infrastructure, especially research reactors. Sustain future workforce for nuclear renaissance and NE R&D mission
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Develop technologies and other solutions that can improve the reliability, sustain the safety, and extend the life of current reactors
Develop improvements in the affordability of new reactors to enable nuclear energy to help meet the Administration's energy security and climate change goals
Develop sustainable nuclear fuel cycles
Understand and minimize the risks of nuclear proliferation and terrorism
NEUP Projects Must SupportNE Objectives
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FY 2012 NEUP Structure
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IITMC
NU
U of I
Purdue
KSU
U-M
UMN
MST
MU
OSU
UCWU
SDSU
UW-Madison
LTC
CSU
UC,
Berkeley
UC, IrvineCSULB
UC, Davis
UCLAUCSB
ASU
U of A
CU
CSM
CSU
BSU
ISU
U of I
UNM
UNLV
UNR
OSU
CBC
UW
WSU
USU
UU
UA
UFL
GIT
UMD
JHU
ASU
MSU
NCSUUNC-CH
CUFMU
SCSU MTC
UTK
VT
Texas A&MUH
UT, DallasUT, Arlington
UT, Austin
USC
MIT
UML
RPISU
SUNY, Stony Brook
CCNYPSU
Pitt Drexel
URIHunter College
NEUP Success - Award RecipientsFY 2009-11
FY 2009 – FY 2011 NEUP Total
72 Universities/Colleges Supported in 32 States
$170.9 Million provided to Universities/Colleges via NEUP
MSI Opportunities
R&D NEUP strongly encourages projects led by or partnered with MSIs and
underrepresented groups. Such partnerships are directly relevant to the NE mission and incorporated into project relevancy scoring
Student Fellowships & Scholarships; Infrastructure Grants NEUP strongly encourages MSI applications. Support is a subjective criteria that
factors into evaluation and award
Attend NEUP Annual Workshops Join NEUP technical reviewer team Engage with Idaho National Laboratory in ‘Work for Others’ Submit an unsolicited proposal
Although NEUP is a competitive program with no set asides, support to MSIs is a priority
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NEUP Annual Planning Workshops
Purpose Inform the university community on
– R&D priorities– Solicitations (FOAs)
Gather/Provide feedback on NEUP processes– Survey results– Lessons learned
Provide training opportunity– Proposal writing workshop in FY 10– Quality Assurance Requirements workshop in FY 11
FY 2011 Workshop
August 9-10, 2011 (Chicago, IL) Proceedings available at NEUP.GOV
FY 2012 Workshop August 2012 Location: Washington, DC
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NEUP MSI Awards FY 2009-11
Alcorn State University $ 252,810 Infrastructure Grant
Cal. St. Long Beach $1,390,282 R&D Project
City College of New York $1,822,214 2 R&D and Infrastructure
South Carolina State $ 109,500 Infrastructure
University of Houston $ 538,154 R&D Project
University of New Mexico $ 835,860 R&D Project & 3 Infrastr.
Wilberforce University $ 196,132 6 Scholarships & Infrastr.
Total $5,144,952
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Questions? Please Contact Us
DOE Headquarters NEUP Program Manager:
Michael Worley - [email protected]
NEUP Integration Office Director:
Dr. John Gilligan - [email protected]
NEUP Website: www.neup.gov
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