From Educator to Broader Impacts Professional: A Case Study Analysis of the BI Toolkit Approach
Increasing emphasis is being placed by granting agencies on the need for specialists who support the translation of research into societal benefits. This societal benefit is often referred to as broader impacts (BI), and BI is important for acquiring grant funding and fulfilling land-grant universit...
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Main Authors: | Matthew M. Johnson (Author), Kathleen Hill (Author), Amber Cesare (Author), Tiffany Lewis (Author), Matthew Johnson (Author), Stephanie Klixbull (Author) |
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The University of Alabama,
2024-11-01T00:00:00Z.
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