FABBS and NSF
The National Science Foundation (NSF) promotes the progress of science, advances national health, prosperity, and welfare, and secures the national defense. NSF grants fund approximately 25% of all federally supported basic research conducted by America’s colleges and universities.
NSF Funding Opportunities for Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences
FABBS co-hosted a webinar with COGDOP on the current funding opportunities available for our sciences.
NSF Funding Opportunities Webinar Recording (held on April 27, 2023)
Science Policy
- Community Letter Response to OSTP RFI on Federal Evidence Agenda on LGBTQI+ Equity (10/3/22)
- FABBS Nominations to Designated Degree Programs for F-1 Visas (Developmental and Adolescent Psychology, General Psychology)
- FABBS Comments on Proposed PREVENT Pandemics Act
- CNSF Letter to Congressional Leaders on Conference and Authorization
- CNSF Letter to OMB and OSTP on Administration’s R&D Priorities
- Science and Technology Action Committee letter urging action on NSF Reauthorization
- Response to OSTP on federal scientific integrity and building public trust in science
Comments
- FABBS Comments on Roadmap for the TIP Directorate (7/27/23)
- FABBS Comments on NSF 2022-2026 Strategic Plan (2/10/21)
Fiscal Year 2023 Funding
- Community Sign-on Letter, Urging Congress Timely Action on FY23 Appropriations
- FY 2023 FABBS CJS Testimony
- Coalition for National Science Funding FY 2023 Funding Request
- Community Support for CJS Subcommittee Allocation
Fiscal Year 2022 Funding
- Coalition for National Science Foundation Letter Requesting Strong NSF Funding
- Community Letters Opposing Additional Continuing Resolutions (ResearchAmer!ca)
- FY 2022 CJS FABBS Testimony (House, Senate)
- Community Support for Appropriations Subcommittee Allocations (CJS)
- Coalition for National Science Funding Transition Recommendations
FY 2021 Funding
- Coalition for National Science Funding letter to CJS
- FY2021 CJS FABBS Testimony (House)
- FY2021 LHHS FABBS Testimony (House)
