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• Area of focus: Education, public engagement
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To immerse students in interactive field trips and atmospheric science, and to engage the community and visitors of all ages in public shows at the Full-Dome Theater and interactive exhibits.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Exhibits/displays/touchscreen display
  • Science visualization programs in the dome
  • Science Saturday programs and workshops
  • Underwrite field trips or school events in evenings
  • Set up for "doing science behind glass"
  • Professional development programs (with stipend for attending teachers)
  • License a dome show from another planetarium's catalog ($5,000-8,000)
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low to high
• Scale of outreach through partnership: High – can share programming with other planetariums and science centers

Visit the Fleischman Planetarium and Science Center

• Area of focus: Education, citizen science
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To hold irreplaceable specimens of plants and animals used in research, teaching and outreach. Open to programs relating to weather or physics effects on these specimens.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Designing and hosting public events around research topics
  • Designing curriculum for school group visits, ages preschool to undergraduate
  • Open to undergraduate or graduate student support for both programs
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • Low for public events
  • Medium for school programming (curator time to create curriculum and school bus scholarships needed)
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • 500+ attendees per public event
  • School group curriculum could reach 3,500 students per year, plus their teachers

Visit the ÁùºÏ±¦µä Museum of Natural History

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To encourage public exploration of the museum's outstanding collection of minerals, ores, fossil specimens and photographs, in addition to mining related relics.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Exhibits on active research (earth sciences, art and landscape; curator open to discussing other disciplines)
  • Program, talk series
  • K-12 programs
  • Rural school contacts
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low – $1,000-3,000 for an exhibit; bus funding for student programs
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium – museums draw strong numbers of visitors; 4,000 students per year visiting

W.M. Keck Earth Science and Mineral Engineering Museum

• Area of focus: Education, public engagement
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: A unit of the University's College of Agriculture, Biotechnology & Natural Resources engaged in ÁùºÏ±¦µä communities, providing research-based knowledge and practical education to address critical community needs as part of the University's land grant mission.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Research should have practical applications for the public, but topic areas are wide (health and wellness; agriculture, plants and landscapes; animals and wildlife; youth, children and families; business development, etc.)
  • Extensive programming and flexibility for best ways to disseminate research
  • Share project overview and consult with Extension director’s team
  • Can provide an outreach coordinator
  • Can provide project evaluation expertise
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low-high
• Scale of outreach through partnership: High – targeting rural areas

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: Yes
• Mission of partner organization: To deliver innovative outdoor, science-based education programs for youth to develop critical thinking skills and to inspire natural resource stewardship. Focus is on youth from populations underrepresented in STEM.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Family Science Night: elementary; design a module; highly scalable
  • STEM Explorers After School (middle school): design a module; guest speaker
  • Girls in STEM Camp (ages 10-14): provide a 1.5 hour programming session
  • Classrooms Unleashed: curriculum to tie into established K-6 grade themes
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • Family Science Night: High ($15,000 for module and evaluation support)
  • STEM Explorers After School: Low
  • Girls in STEM Camp: Low
  • Classrooms Unleashed: High
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Family Science Night: High
  • STEM Explorers: Medium
  • Girls in STEM Camp: Medium
  • Classrooms Unleashed: High

• Area of focus: Environment, education
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To inspire and empower the next generation of leaders and workers who will drive the growth of a sustainable economy. 
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Project Recharge: provide teacher with new sustainability-focused curriculum for classrooms
  • Sustainability Expedition (summer camp): guest speaking, lab tour
  • Career Quest: guest speaking, lab tour
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • Project Recharge: Medium
  • Sustainability Expedition: Low
  • Career Quest: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Project Recharge: High
  • Sustainability Expedition: Low
  • Career Quest: Low

• Area of focus: Education, public engagement
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: Through unique, hands-on programs and exhibits, The Discovery creates learning experiences that range from simple curiosity to deep understanding, empowering a community of critical thinkers.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Camp Discovery: insert module around scheduled themes; design week-long themed camp content
  • Small Wonders Wednesdays: programming for preschoolers
  • Social Science: adult social setting presentation
  • Science Distilled: lecture series; sometimes themed
  • Traveling themed exhibit programming
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • Camp Discovery: Medium
  • Small Wonders Wednesdays: Low
  • Social Science: Low
  • Science Distilled: Low
  • Traveling themed exhibit programming: Low-medium
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Camp Discovery: Medium-High
  • Small Wonders Wednesdays: Medium
  • Social Science: Medium
  • Science Distilled: Low-medium
  • Traveling Themed Exhibit Programming: Low-medium

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To support pre-K-12 educators in science-based, environmental education by providing the tools, resources and knowledge they need, so all students acquire the knowledge and skills needed to work, live and contribute in our community.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Green Box: design box with DRI educators
  • Professional development team: meets once/month with teachers starting in fall; design content for classrooms or teach cutting edge, in the field to energize teachers
  • Community Outreach Group: Las Vegas based 10-week STEM bootcamp starting in February for homeless/at-risk youth
  • NV STEAM Conference (with ÁùºÏ±¦µä Museum of Art): guest speaker
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • Green Box: High
  • Professional Development: Low
  • Community Outreach: Medium to high
  • NV STEAM Conference: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Green Box: High
  • Professional Development: Medium
  • Community Outreach: Medium
  • NV STEAM Conference: Low

• Area of focus: Education, mentorship
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: Yes
• Mission of partner organization: Designed to prepare undergraduate students (sophomores and juniors) for doctoral studies through involvement in research and other scholarly activities. McNair participants are either first-generation college students with financial need, or members of a group that is traditionally underrepresented in graduate education.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Each student needs a faculty mentor with a Ph.D. (year-long commitment with established structure):
    • assistance with grad school selection
    • assistance with spring proposal
    • provide oversight for summer internship
  • Summer Research Institute (mornings in summer):
    • lab tours
    • faculty panel on Ph.D. experience
  • McNair Scholars need to participate in delivering Broader Impacts
  • Faculty in the humanities especially needed
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low-medium (can pay students during internship but not required)
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium (small scale but impactful)

Visit the McNair Scholars Program

• Area of focus: Education, mentorship
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: Yes
• Mission of partner organization: The TRiO Scholars Program provides qualified undergraduates with the academic assistance and support necessary to successfully complete a baccalaureate degree.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Provide hands-on experiences and internship opportunities during academic year
  • Career Development Series: speaker or panelist
  • Faculty in the humanities especially needed
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low (can be paid but students can also get program credit)
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Low to medium but impactful, especially if sustaining
  • 900 students in the program per year

Visit the TRIO Scholars and TRIO STEM Scholars Programs

• Area of focus: Education, mentorship
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: Yes
• Mission of partner organization: Prepares first-generation, income-qualified high school students (age 14 to undergraduate) for success in higher education. Program provides the required fingerprinting to work with minor students under age 18.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Workshops (either a single workshop or a week-long workshop during the Summer Academy)
  • Mentor a student
  • Host a student in a lab
  • Faculty in the humanities especially needed
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium – 246 enrolled students

Visit Upward Bound and Upward Bound Math Science Programs

• Area of focus: Education, public engagement
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To guide potential students and their families through the admissions process and introduce them to the University of ÁùºÏ±¦µä, Reno campus.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µäBound/Fly Up Program: lead student breakout groups in your research area during their day on campus
  • National Merit Scholar tours
  • Other specialty tours (ex. high school Signature Academy tours)
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Low

Visit the Office for Prospective Students

• Area of focus: Education, mentorship
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: The Graduate School assists all graduate students with admissions, awards, need-based services and professional development.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • GradFit: Five days spent on campus in May doing academic prep and recruitment program for first generation and underrepresented potential graduate students
  • Gradventure: recruitment program where individual departments get funding from grad school to host and recruit top candidates (lab tours, meet participants and present research)
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä GAIN: year-long mentoring and networking program for first generation graduate students
  • Three Minute Thesis Competition: annual spring competition for grad students to showcase research; judges needed
  • Mentoring Mentors: CIMER training required to be a campus facilitator
  • Other workshops: volunteer a topic to teach
  • Award application reviewers: NSF GRFP, etc.
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • GradFit: Low
  • Gradventure: Low
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä GAIN: Low
  • Three Minute Thesis: Low
  • Mentoring Mentors and other workshops: Low
  • Award application reviewing: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Grad Fit: Medium
  • Gradventure: Low
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä GAIN: Medium
  • Three Minute Thesis: Low
  • Mentoring Mentors and other workshops: Medium
  • Award application reviewing: Low

Visit the Graduate School

• Area of focus: Citizen science
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To ensure the availability of critical field data that accelerates conservation and climate solutions.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Organizes citizen scientists to assist in data collection
  • Research that addresses an environmental issue with a data-limited solution
  • There must be a clear need for outdoor or traditional skills to collect the data
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium-high

• Area of focus: Public engagement
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: Enrich the lives of individuals 50 years and older through educational programs, outdoor activities and opportunities for community engagement.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Lectures or mini-series of lectures
  • Lab and field site tours
  • Facilitate interest groups (language learning, discussion groups)
  • Facilitate citizen science for hiking, biking, kayaking groups
  • Arrange for graduate students to present research and dissertations
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Medium
  • Membership is currently ~1,500; recording can be seen by all members

• Area of focus: Public engagement, health
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To enhance the quality of life and well-being among elders through education, translational research and community outreach.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Collaborator on research projects (grant funded)
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä Geriatric Education Center: presentations on topics related to aging (two audiences - health care professionals and older adults)
  • Direct service projects and a cohort of volunteers
  • Project evaluation
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: The Raggio Center for Advancement in STEM Education promotes teaching, research and service in science, technology, engineering and mathematics education. The center serves as a nexus for synergistic partnerships that will advance teaching and learning through educational research and maximized engagement and outreach.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Assist with curriculum design for education plans or workforce development plans
  • Design or provide professional development curriculum
  • Organize student internships in schools (recommend pairing students in your discipline with teaching students to assist classroom teachers with implementing disciplinary curriculum)
  • Connections in rural school districts
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Medium (write into grant as partner)
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium-high

Raggio Center for Advancement in (STEM)2

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: A dual degree program that builds a bridge for college STEM students to step into the education field and affect the lives of thousands of young learners.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Provide access to secondary schools (middle and high schools) to pilot new curriculum
  • Focus is on training undergraduate students to work with secondary students
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium

Visit ÁùºÏ±¦µäTeach

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To provide rigorous, stimulating high school curriculum that engages and motivates students, provides opportunities for students to acquire and practice 21st century skills, and prepares students for success in college, high-skill careers and life.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Programs for high school juniors and seniors at district sites
  • Program focuses span medicine, nursing, agriculture, forensic science, advanced manufacturing, human & social services, video production (full program list available; contact Research & Proposal Development Services)
  • Provide curriculum review
  • Provide experiences for students in programs
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To provide STEM enrichment to middle school students across the district. Programs vary somewhat by school.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Programs for middle school students (ages 11-14) at district schools in robotics, flight and space, and other disciplines
  • Any contact with faculty welcome; guest lectures, demos, lecture series
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low

Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium depending on number of classes or whether curriculum is provided to teacher to share

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: Yes
• Mission of partner organization: To create opportunities for all K-5 students to engage in and experience a high-quality science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education that supports life in the New ÁùºÏ±¦µä and global economy.  
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Hands on, in-classroom demos and interesting enrichment curriculum, designed in coordination with STEM coordinator and classroom teacher
  • 1st quarter: engineering and design
  • 2nd quarter: earth sciences
  • 3rd quarter: physical sciences
  • 4th quarter: life sciences
  • Additional opportunities for family engagement as part of the school community
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To provide high quality educational camps for youth (aged 7-14) in our community, and to introduce local youth to the University campus and opportunities.
• Programs and needs of partner organization: Five-day, all day content and lead instructors (can be faculty members or graduate students) needed for courses hosted each week in summer (TAs provided for class management assistance)
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low (program provides $1,000 teaching stipend and $250 for materials)
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Low-medium
  • Course enrollments rarely exceed 30, but course could be offered multiple years and curriculum could be shared

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: Improves people's lives by providing high-quality education at any time, place or life stage.
• Programs and needs of partner organization: Need instructors for non-credit courses, especially on topics in leadership and management, conflict resolution, etc.
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Low-medium

• Area of focus: Education
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: Yes
• Mission of partner organization: From hands-on activities that make engineering accessible to elementary students to college preparation help for high schoolers, the College of Engineering is committed to developing a strong STEM pipeline for ÁùºÏ±¦µä.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Mobile Education Engineering Lab
  • Engineering summer camps
  • Engineering Programs to Inspire the Community (EPIC) talks to small or large groups
  • Advancing Curiosity in Engineering (ACE) to bring programs to high school classrooms
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low-medium
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium

Visit College of Engineering K-12 programs

• Area of focus: Public engagement, conservation
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: The Great Basin Institute is an interdisciplinary field studies organization that promotes environmental research, education and service throughout the West.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Visitor Center/Campfire Talk programming
  • Field trips, day trips, overnight camp programming
  • Potential conduit to public land managers across the West that are directly implementing solutions on public land
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Medium for outreach (has robust marketing team)
  • Targeted and potentially impactful for public land managers

• Area of focus: Public engagement
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: Collects and preserves our state’s cultural heritage to make it accessible to everyone through education, research and exhibitions about the people, places and events that shape ÁùºÏ±¦µä.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Lectures, workshops
  • Campus field trips
  • Temporary exhibitions
  • NHS Quarterly publishes scholarly and popular interest articles dealing with a wide range of topics concerning ÁùºÏ±¦µä, the Great Basin, and the American West. In 2023 NHS converted to a hybrid publication where they publish both electronically throughout the year on Project MUSE and have a hardcopy version printed at the end of the calendar year.
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • Low for most events
  • Medium-high for exhibitions
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium

• Area of focus: Public engagement
• Location (on- or off-campus): On-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: The John and Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art collects, conserves, exhibits and shares art research and holds regularly scheduled programming and art events.
• Programs and needs of partner organization: Ready to solicit exhibition ideas from faculty
• Range of costs to engage with partner: Medium
• Scale of outreach through partnership: Medium-high

Visit the John and Geraldine Lilley Museum of Art

• Area of focus: Education, public engagement
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: Integrating the exploration of arts and culture into the lives of all, starting with our community.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Family Arts and Culture Festival Series: open to the public with art stations and potential to speak or present
  • Weekly Wonders: provide arts programming for teens and adults with intellectual disabilities
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • Teaching artists: Low
  • Family Arts and Culture Festival Series: Low
  • Weekly Wonders: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Teaching artists: Medium
  • Family Arts and Culture Festival Series: Medium
  • Weekly Wonders: Low-medium

• Area of focus: Public engagement
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: ÁùºÏ±¦µä Humanities produces and supports humanities-based educational and cultural programs that articulate the ÁùºÏ±¦µä experience, feature local culture and heritage, and facilitate the investigation of ideas that matter to the people of ÁùºÏ±¦µä and their communities.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Humanities at Play: interactive, live television-style programs for a broad audience
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä Humanities Exhibition Series: six curated exhibits a year (artists, writers, poets, photographers, creative thinkers) at ÁùºÏ±¦µä Humanities Gallery in Las Vegas
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä Humanities Literary Crawl: a day-long event, typically in early fall, where writers give readings at venues throughout downtown Reno
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • Humanities at Play: Low
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä Humanities Exhibition Series: Medium-High (including Las Vegas travel)
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä Humanities Literary Crawl: Low
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Humanities at Play: Medium
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä Humanities Exhibition Series: High
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä Humanities Literary Crawl: Medium

• Area of focus: Environment, climate justice
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: NCEF is a nonprofit that provides financial and technical assistance to support a thriving, affordable and accessible clean energy economy.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • Community outreach support relating to climate justice
  • Microloans and setting up funds for environmental projects
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • Community outreach support relating to climate justice: Low
  • Microloans and fund setup: High
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • Community outreach re environmental justice: Medium
  • Microloans and funds: High

• Area of focus: Public engagement
• Location (on- or off-campus): Off-campus
• Is this program designed to serve exclusively populations that are underrepresented in STEM?: No
• Mission of partner organization: To ensure that arts and creativity will continue to grow and play an ever-increasing part in the economic vitality, cultural development, quality of life, and educational experience of the residents of the State of ÁùºÏ±¦µä.
• Programs and needs of partner organization:
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä Touring Initiative: pay to host a traveling exhibit at the University of ÁùºÏ±¦µä, Reno or another venue
  • Literary/Performing Arts/Visual Arts Fellow: financial support/award; including a program for ÁùºÏ±¦µä Arts Council as an outgrowth
  • Poetry Out Loud: judge a contest for high school students dynamically reciting poetry
  • Teaching Artist: apply to be on the council’s roster of teaching artists providing community programming
  • Intersections Conference: a May-June statewide conference, with regional and national arts leaders attending, needing programming and exhibiting artists
  • Basin to Range Exchange: a spring conference emphasizing urban-rural collaboration and connection in the arts community; participants and panelists needed
• Range of costs to engage with partner:
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä Touring Initiative: High
  • Fellows: Low
  • Poetry Out Load: Low
  • Teaching Artist: Low
  • Intersections Conference: Medium
  • Basin to Range Exchange: Medium
• Scale of outreach through partnership:
  • ÁùºÏ±¦µä Touring Initiative: High
  • Fellows: Medium-Low
  • Poetry Out Loud: Low
  • Teaching Artist: High
  • Intersections Conference: High
  • Basin to Range Exchange: Low