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New NSF awards to Council of Independent Colleges
Council of Independent Colleges (Washington, DC) received new NSF awards worth $183,846 in 2022 (1 award); $223,310 over 2 years on record — NSF Award Search.
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- How much does Council of Independent Colleges receive in new NSF awards?
- Council of Independent Colleges (Washington, DC) received new NSF awards worth $183,846 in 2022 (1 award); $223,310 over 2 years on record — NSF Award Search.
- In which year did Council of Independent Colleges receive the most in new NSF awards?
- Council of Independent Colleges received the most in 2022: 1 new award worth $183,846 (2 years on record since 2019, $223,310 in total, NSF Award Search).
- How did new NSF awards to Council of Independent Colleges change in 2022?
- Council of Independent Colleges received new NSF awards worth $183,846 in 2022 (1 award), up 365.9 percent from $39,464 in 2019, the previous year on record (NSF Award Search, estimated total value of each award over its duration).
- Which NSF directorate made the most new awards to Council of Independent Colleges in 2022?
- Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CSE) accounted for all $183,846 in new NSF awards to Council of Independent Colleges in 2022 (NSF Award Search).
How much did Council of Independent Colleges receive in new NSF awards each year from 2019 to 2022?
Which NSF directorates funded Council of Independent Colleges in 2022?
| Directorate | Funding |
|---|---|
| Computer and Information Science and Engineering (CSE) | $183,846 |
NSF Award Search: new awards by the date NSF made them (calendar year), valued at the estimated total amount of the award over its duration — not the amount paid out in that year. Awardees in the 50 states, DC and territories. County from the awardee's ZIP code (Census ZCTA-county relationship 2020). No investigator names are stored. Source record.
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