Workshop at Coppin State University
September 30, 2025 | Baltimore, MD

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Brandeis University University of Mississippi Consortium
Chicago State University University of Montana Air Force Office of Scientific Research
Clayton State University University of North Carolina – Asheville Arkansas Economic Development
Clemson University University of North Carolina – Greensboro Commission
College of the Marshall Islands University of North Carolina – Pembroke Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Colorado State University University of Oklahoma Campus Research Computing Consortium
Cornell University University of Pennsylvania (CaRCC)
Fordham University University of South Carolina CI Compass
Fort Lewis College University of Southern Mississippi Coalition for Academic Scientific
George Washington University University of Tennessee – Knoxville Computation
Georgia State University University of Utah Edge, Inc.
Georgia Tech University of Virginia HBCU Library Alliance
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Purdue University Pittsburgh Supercomputer Center
Thomas Edison State University Regulated Research Community of Practice
University of Alabama San Diego Supercomputer Center
University of Alberta Sicangu Lakota Treaty Council
University of British Columbia South Carolina Commission for Minority
University of California – Berkeley Affairs
University of California – Davis Southern Crossroads (SoX)
University of California – San Diego TACC
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University of Colorado – Boulder TrustedCI
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University of Illinois – Urbana-Champaign Research (UCAR)
University of Maryland – Baltimore County United Negro College Fund (UNCF)
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• The evaluation criteria of federal grant programs that prevent resource-strained HBCUs and TCUs from being competitive among larger, well-funded institutions
• MS-CC campuses not only need to advance their CI and research infrastructure; they also need to build expertise to deploy and use CI tools and implementations
• Competing priorities in supporting the campus infrastructure and limited resources and staffing needed to implement, maintain, troubleshoot, and just keep the lights on to support the campus operating.
• Assumptions that a campus has done work towards identifying STEM research and education drivers that require the use of computational and other CI resources provided by these efforts and where the training becomes necessary.

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