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SUMMARY:Fostering Inclusivity in Research Computing and Data:  Case Studie
 s, Best Practices, and Scaling Strategies
DESCRIPTION:Kathryn Kelley (Coalition for Academic Scientific Computation 
 (CASC))\n\nIn the pursuit of advancing research computing and data (RCD) T
 eam Science, it is crucial to embrace inclusivity and broaden engagement a
 cross diverse academic institutions. This CASC-shared SC23 Inclusivity ses
 sion aims to facilitate discussions and knowledge sharing among all partic
 ipants on how to foster greater involvement among Minority-Serving Institu
 tions (MSIs), Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Tri
 bal Colleges (TCUs) and the CASC higher education institution and high per
 formance computing center members traditionally connected to the RCD enter
 prise.\n \nThis session will bring together case studies from MSIs, HBCUs 
 and TCUs and CASC member partners. These case studies will not only showca
 se achievements but also delve into the strategies employed to replicate t
 hese successes. Attendees will explore best practices for building replica
 ble, sustainable, scalable collaborations without imposing an undue burden
  the partner institutions involved.\n \nDiscussions will center around def
 ining what success looks like in the context of inclusivity and the tangib
 le goals that should be pursued to achieve it. Participants will discuss p
 otential funding opportunities to support these institutional partnerships
  to enhance research computing infrastructure and support.\n \nWhile signi
 ficant strides have been made to integrate inclusivity into research compu
 ting, this session will also explore areas where gaps still exist. Attende
 es will have the opportunity to identify challenges, potential barriers, a
 nd strategies for overcoming them. By collectively exploring these issues,
  the session will work towards a more comprehensive and sustainable approa
 ch to broadening engagement in research computing and data sciences.\n \nW
 e welcome participation from all SC23 attendees and all institutions with 
 an interest in the topic.\n\nTag: Inclusivity\n\nRegistration Category: Te
 ch Program Reg Pass, Workshop Reg Pass, Tutorial Reg Pass, Exhibits Reg Pa
 ss\n\n
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